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Trying to Get Out From Under Homeowner's Association Dues? Bankruptcy Can Do It.

Homeowner's association dues add up. What seems like an easy stretch when you first move into a condo or townhouse suddenly starts to grow quickly if you find yourself short of income or juggling bills to meet your family's needs.

At the Florida Debt Relief Center, LLC, we understand. Since 1991, we have helped thousands of families crawl out from under the heavy burden of debt, including excessive bills for association fees. We can help you. If you owe a significant amount of money to your homeowner's or condo association, talk to us right away. Chapter 13 bankruptcy laws provide a way to strip off back dues along with a second mortgage.

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Call us at 954-828-2763 or contact us by e-mail to arrange a free consultation. From our offices in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, we represent condo and townhouse owners throughout South Florida. Our attorneys can help you get your life back under control, free from excessive debt. Eliminating your back-dues for town home and condo association fees is a first step.

Here's a Simple Way Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Eliminate Your Back HOA Fees:

If you have taken out a second mortgage on your condo or townhouse, and now owe more than the property is worth, you may have that refinancing lien stripped off by filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy to restructure your debts. You will then owe only the amount of your original mortgage.

If you have been unable to keep up with your homeowner's or condo association fees for the past several months because of a job loss, medical bills, or other financial problem, you can include the total amount of arrearage in your Chapter 13 filing, eliminating it along with your second mortgage amount. You will still be required to maintain the monthly association fees going forward, if you decide to keep your property.

Contact us to arrange an opportunity to meet with one of our bankruptcy lawyers today.

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