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Tips, strategies, and information to help you avoid the pitfalls, traps, and unexpected consequences of foreclosure, bankruptcy, and divorce.
¿Puede la bancarrota afectar el empleo?
Si bien la bancarrota puede tener muchos efectos duraderos, una certeza tranquilizadora es que no puede ser despedido de su puesto actual simplemente por haberse declarado en bancarrota. En muchos casos, los empleadores ni siquiera saben cuándo un empleado está en proceso de quiebra. Para los declarantes de quiebra que están empleados actualmente, tener un trabajo seguro es un paso en la dirección correcta para superar las dificultades financieras. Por otro lado, cuando se busca un nuevo empleo, una declaración de quiebra puede verse como una marca negativa contra un candidato. Un gerente de contratación podría ver la bancarrota como.
When Can Foreclosure Begin?
For those falling behind on mortgage payments, it’s only natural to begin to think about the possibility of foreclosure. When that happens, it’s often the response of the homeowner to avoid collections calls, discard late payment notices, or otherwise ignore their lender at all cost. This behavior is the first mistake in avoiding foreclosure. The path to foreclosure can be broken into various stages: Missed Payments If you’re questioning when foreclosure can begin, you’re likely already behind or anticipating becoming behind on payments. At this stage, homeowners legally have 120 days from the day of the missed payment before the.