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CREDITOR RIGHTS REPRESENTATION

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]A bankruptcy notice from a Federal Bankruptcy Court filing can be an alarming experience for any creditor or lender. Fears of expensive sanctions resulting from accidental violations of the automatic stay and questions about the future collectability on the debt owed are natural first responses to any notice from a bankruptcy court.

Berlin Patten Ebling specializes in creditor rights representation and is happy to protect the interests of its creditor and lender clients by helping them navigate through the bankruptcy process and ensuring every effort is made to enable our clients to regain access to their collateral, or in the alternative, to maximize the payment to our clients’ claims.

Bankruptcy is a fast moving process where a delay may impede a creditor’s ability to receive payment or object to its treatment in a case. For example, as of December 1, 2017, the deadline to file a proof of claim in a chapter 7 (liquidation), chapter 13 (personal reorganization), or chapter 12 (farmer) case is 70 days from the date the bankruptcy was filed. Failure to file a valid and correct proof of claim can result in a creditor not receiving the payments due to it in the bankruptcy case.

If you receive a bankruptcy notice or made aware of a possible bankruptcy on an account whether or not this account is in default, Contact our office immediately to use the federal bankruptcy laws to protect your rights to your collateral and/or receive payment.

We are happy to assist mortgage servicers, banks, credit unions, auto-finance corporations, and many other companies.

Contact us to schedule a consultation in which we can answer your questions and recommend the best steps to take.

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PRACTICING ATTORNEYS

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Here's How It Works:

Simple Submission: Using Payload, you can send your EMD funds. The platform is designed to ensure your transaction is both secure and hassle-free.

Transparent Fee Structure: A nominal processing fee of $12.00 will be applied to your transaction. This fee is disclosed during the submission process.

Instant Confirmation: Once your transaction is completed, you’ll receive an immediate confirmation email from Payload. Our accounting team will also be promptly notified, usually within minutes of the transfer.

Specifically for EMD: Payload is exclusively for submitting your Earnest Money Deposit ONLY. It is not to be used for final closing proceeds or any other payments.

Deposit Limit: To maintain the integrity of our process, we have set a maximum deposit amount of $100,000.00 for EMD submissions.

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