Bankruptcy & The Homestead Deed
The most important thing is your time to file is limited.***Applies only to Chapter 13 cases filed prior to July 1, 2020 and converted to a Chapter 7.
A Bankruptcy Trustee Can Seize Some of Your Property If You Do Not File A Virginia Homestead Deed In Time.
Unlike most other states, bankruptcy filers in Virginia must file a legally-valid Virginia homestead deed before the mandatory deadline, which is five calendar days after the conclusion of your 341 Meeting of Creditors (Trustee Hearing). Bankruptcy filers that don’t use an attorney often find they were unaware of the need to file a homestead or were unable to get the correct advice on preparing and filing the deed and end up forfeiting tax refunds, garnished wages, savings, and other property.
Protect Your Property. Get a Homestead Deed.
Wouldn’t we all love to know all out property is protected from creditors or from losing it in a bankruptcy? Finally, you can get experience legal help and assistance with one of the more complicated requirements under Virginia Law. VirginiaHomesteadDeed.com is dedicated to helping you achieve all of your future hopes and dreams with ease and comfort. You can rest easy knowing you have created a valid Virginia Homestead Deed which has been reviewed by an attorney.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy eliminates unsecured debt forever. Besides qualifying to file a bankruptcy, which an attorney can advise you on, you must also protect your property under the state or federal exemptions that apply.
In Virginia, the homestead exemption is used to protect liquid assets such as savings, wages, tax refunds, cash-surrender life insurance value, and other equity in property such as a house.
In order to extend the protection of the homestead exemption to these properties you must properly file a legally-valid homestead deed in the correct jurisdiction by the mandatory deadline.
With VirginiaHomesteadDeed.com you can create your legally valid Virginia homestead deed, have it reviewed by a bankruptcy attorney, and file the deed before the mandatory deadline to protect you property from the bankruptcy trustee seizing it from the comfort of your home and with the confidence it is done right. Order your Virginia Homestead Deed today!.
Experienced & Affordable
VirginiaHomesteadDeed.com was created by attorneys with over 30 years of combined bankruptcy experience. This website provides not only your ability to create a custom Virginia homestead deed but also the ability to get an attorney to review it and assistance with self-filing of the homestead deed.
Attorneys charge $250 to $500 for the preparation of a deed in Virginia. With VirginiaHomesteadDeed.com you have control over the cost and still get an attorney to review the deed all included in the same low price.
No other website in Virginia provides the sames services. No other bankruptcy law firm in Virginia reaches out to pro se bankruptcy filers like The Merna Law Group. Give us a try today.