How Much Notice Will You Get Before Your Property is Sold at a Sheriff Sale in New Jersey?

A sheriff’s sale is the sale of a repossessed property by law enforcement. Many individuals can be dismayed when a sale of their property takes place after it has been possessed. It can feel like the final nail in the coffin for ever having a chance at getting your property back. Moreover, a sheriff’s sale may come as a surprise if you do not know what to look for to figure out if a sheriff’s sale could be in your future.

What is the Longest Wait Time for SSDI Approval?

If a recent accident or diagnosis has left you unable to work, you can apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Doing this right away is important, as it could be a few months before the Social Security Administration (SSA) approves your application.

How Does a Sheriff’s Sale Affect Your Credit Score?

If you are expecting to go through foreclosure or your property is going to be sold at a sheriff’s sale, you may be concerned about the potential consequences of that sale. You likely know that you will not have ownership of that property anymore, and you likely understand that you will not be in debt to your creditors once the property is sold. However, there are also credit score implications for having a property sold at a sheriff’s sale.

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Your Bankruptcy Budget–Don’t Forget Coffee

Your Bankruptcy Budget

 

When you fill out your bankruptcy budget, remember inflation. Some people give me a food budget that might have worked ten years ago, but not now.

Bankruptcy Abuse Rarely Works . . . Because Of Gatekeepers—U.S. TRUSTEES (Part 3)

How to Write a Successful Appeal Letter for Long-Term Disability

While having insurance provides an important financial safety net for unexpected accidents, insurance companies are notoriously difficult to deal with. If your long-term disability insurance claim is denied, an attorney can help you write an effective appeal letter.

Weekly News – March 22

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