Posted On: April 22, 2011

Meeting Monthly Financial Obligations Is Becoming Increasingly Difficult!

Do you or someone you know feel this way?  Can you see the way your life or theirs has changed or is changing?  The Dellutri Law Group is here and ready to assist.  Growing credit card bills can be overwhelming.  Losing one’s employment; suffering the results from “cutbacks” in the work place; or if self employed, unsuccessful collection of account receivables are all realistic circumstances that individuals are being forced to deal with.  Many of these unexpected situations result in unforeseen financial ramifications.  Years of savings or retirement which have been gradually used “to make ends meet” or used purely out of necessity are almost depleted with no ability to replenish them.  Adjustable rate mortgages are resetting with increased interest rates.  Property values are continuing to drop.  Refinancing is near impossible.  Commercial loans are maturing without the ability for viable workout options.  Everyday purchases cost more than they did months ago.  Gasoline prices are an obvious and yet uncontrollable crisis with which we are forced to accept.  Has anyone bothered to measure the increase in the cost of a gallon of milk or compare today’s grocery prices to those of one year ago?

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Posted On: April 20, 2011

Too Little Too Late?

Citibank…Bank of America…JPMorgan Chase…Wells Fargo…what do all of these things have in common? They are among the 16 largest mortgage lenders and servicers in America that are being ordered by the U.S. government to be audited for improper foreclosures dating back to 2009. The government is giving these financial giants 45 days to hire an independent auditor and reimburse homeowners who were improperly foreclosed upon. At this time, there has not been a dollar amount identified as to how much the homeowners could receive.

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