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Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 30, 2012

The Common Misconception About Hurricane Insurance.

Hurricane Sandy is a stark reminder that everyone should review their insurance policies from time to time to make sure they are protected from natural disasters.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 19, 2012

Frequently Asked Questions About a Living Trust

Read this post to learn more about frequently asked questions regarding living trusts.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 13, 2012

Bankruptcy Liens

At the law office of Robert L. Firth, we are committed to providing quality legal representation to individuals and businesses facing difficult legal challenges.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 12, 2012

What Is a Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy?

One of the most powerful features of bankruptcy is the automatic stay which is a court order that protects you from collection actions by creditors.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 9, 2012

Redeeming Property in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may be able to keep your secured property if you can pay its current replacement value. Under Section 722 of the bankruptcy code, this process is called “redemption.”

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Oct. 5, 2012

Do’s and Don’t of Bankruptcy

Read this post to learn more about the do's and don't of bankruptcy.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 29, 2012

Recovery for Emotional Distress Because of Foreclosure After a Loan Modification Was Promised

A California Appellate Court has held that a borrower on a home loan may recover for intentional infliction of emotional distress by a lender that falsely promised to modify her loan but then proceeded to foreclose.

Law Office of Robert L. Firth Sept. 28, 2012

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Law Office of Robert L. Firth Aug. 19, 1919

Bankruptcy Can Remove a Judgment Lien

Bankruptcy can, in the right circumstances, remove a judgment lien from the title to your home. Here are the conditions for pulling this off.

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