Aston, PA Bankruptcy & Foreclosure Lawyer

Sadek Bankruptcy Law Offices has been serving the legal needs of the residents of Aston, Pennsylvania for over 20 years. Aston, PA is located in Delaware County, Pennsylvania and has a zip code of 19014. Although most communication with our office is done via phone and email, our Springfield, Pennsylvania office is located only approximately 10 miles and within 20 minutes of most of Aston, Pennsylvania.

Aston is surrounded by the towns of Brookhaven, Chester, Marcus Hook, Boothwyn and Garnet Valley Pennsylvania. Aston has a suburban feel and has a population of 16,762 residents. The average home value in Aston is $267,800 which is above the national average. In Aston, 89% of residents are homeowners according to niche.com, https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/aston-township-delaware-pa/.

With a high rate of home ownership, suburban feel and above average schools, Aston, Pennsylvania attracts families looking to establish roots. However, with families comes the cost of raising children and with a high rate of residential ownership comes a high rate of foreclosure when funds are stretched. Sadek Bankruptcy Law Offices assists the residents and families in Aston, PA with debt relief, foreclosure defense and bankruptcy protection.

Keeping your home is the number one priority. It is no secret that home prices and interest rates are rising very quickly, which makes buying one’s first property or potentially starting in a new property or mortgage financially burdensome or impossible.

A common question that I frequently answer is, If I file for Bankruptcy can I keep my home?

Yes.

If an individual or married couple filed for bankruptcy, they will keep their home in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy matter. Also, important is that in Bankruptcy, you will keep your mortgage terms as well. At this time, mortgage rates are above 8%, if someone bought a home only a year ago, it is possible that their interest rate may be 4% or lower. Accordingly, it is important to note that the filing of bankruptcy protection will not only protect your home, but also your mortgage terms which may look very favorable in comparison the current real estate and lending economy.