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Blog Posts in February, 2011

How to Know if You're Eligible to File Chapter 7 in Long Island

Posted on Feb 18, 2011 By Blutter & Blutter
If you're in deep financial trouble and are wondering if you should file bankruptcy , here are some criteria you must meet in order to file Chapter 7 in Long Island. If you have what the court ...
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Bank of America to Create Troubled Loans Unit

Posted on Feb 7, 2011 By Blutter & Blutter
Most of the 1.3 million troubled loans were picked up when the bank bought Countrywide Financial in 2008. Read the entire story here: http://nyti.ms/hVzAdr
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Bank of America to Create Troubled Loans Unit

Posted on Feb 7, 2011 By Blutter & Blutter
Most of the 1.3 million troubled loans were picked up when the bank bought Countrywide Financial in 2008. Click here to read the entire story.
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