Foreclosure, Garnishment & Repossession

Stop Foreclosure, Garnishment, and Repossession

The calls and letters never cease. You have been unemployed for months, and you have fallen behind on your mortgage payments. The question that has been dogging you for months — “will I lose my house?” — could now be answered with the worst possible answer — “yes.”

It does not have to happen.

At Pollak & Hicks, PC, we work hard to help our clients stop foreclosure and save their houses. We also help clients avoid the garnishment of wages and the repossession of personal property. For a free initial consultation about how to stop foreclosure, call us at 402-345-1717.

How to Stop Foreclosure, Garnishment, and Repossession

If you are under threat of foreclosure, our lawyers can help you file for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy that can restructure your obligations and enable you to keep your home.

By filing for Chapter 13, all creditor harassment instantly stops, as does the threat of foreclosure, garnishment, and repossession.

Even if the foreclosure process has begun, it may not be too late to save your home. If Chapter 13 bankruptcy is not appropriate or foreclosure has started, we may be able to defend your property in court in order to give you the additional time to repay your debt.

Likewise, we may be able to recover your car, even if it has been repossessed, but time is even more critical in those situations.

You Need to Act Quickly

The sooner Pollak & Hicks can get working for you, the better. If you are having trouble paying your bills or making your mortgage payments, call us to discuss your situation.

We can help you get a fresh financial start.

For a free initial consultation with an attorney Pollak & Hicks call 402-345-1717 or contact us online. We serve clients in the Omaha-Council Bluffs area, Sarpy County, and other communities in Nebraska and Iowa.

Competitive Fee Structure • Payment Plans Available

Monday through Friday 8 am - 5:30 pm

Saturday 9 am - 2 pm

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.