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Should You Reaffirm Your Mortgage?

Reaffirmation agreementsBy Russell DeMottOctober 15, 20114 Comments

Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Reaffirmation agreements and the law surrounding can be downright confusing.  In fact, the law on this topic is so bizarre that it reminds me of the saying, “truth is stranger than fiction.” Some background Prior to continuing to read this post, you need to do a bit…

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