Obama to lay out mortgage relief plan thru Chapter 13 bankruptcy

President Obama is expected to lay out his strategy this Wednesday to help curb home foreclosures through Chapter 13 loan modifications. He is slated to address this and other factors of the housing crisis that sparked the financial sector meltdown.

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4 months ago

Foreclosures Rising in Chicago – Stop It Before It StartsBody:Foreclosure filings in Cook County and the Chicago area continue to climb in 2026.If you’re behind on your mortgage, facing lender pressure, or worried about losing your home in Chicago or anywhere in the suburbs — you have options.Chapter 13 bankruptcy can stop foreclosure immediately, let you catch up on missed payments over time, and keep you in your home. Chapter 7 may also help depending on your equity and situation.With the new higher Illinois exemptions in 2026, more homeowners than ever can protect their property while getting debt relief.At Leeders Law, we offer personalized, one-on-one service from our convenient office locations or phone/virtual appointments.Attorney Terry Leeders has over 28 years stopping foreclosures and helping Chicago families save their homes.Get a FREE consultation this week — in person, phone, or video. No pressure, just clear answers.Call today: (312) 346-7400Website: leederslaw.comYou don’t have to face this alone — help is local and available now.#stopforeclosure #chicagoforeclosure #Chapter13 #leederslaw #DebtHelpLearn more, Call now! ... See MoreSee Less

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Chicago's Economy & the Rise in Consumer Bankruptcy — What's Going On?If you've been feeling financial pressure lately, you're not alone. Across the Chicago metro area — and the country as a whole — more families are struggling to keep up.A few things worth knowing:📊 Consumer bankruptcy filings rose 11% nationally in 2025, and the trend is continuing into 2026. Chicago is not immune.💳 U.S. credit card debt has hit a record $1.21 trillion — a sign that many households are borrowing just to cover everyday expenses.🏛️ Chicago's pension obligations remain a long-term pressure on city finances, which can affect services, taxes, and the broader economic climate residents depend on.The causes are real — high interest rates, lingering inflation, and stagnant wages for many workers. For some, bankruptcy isn't the end of the road. It's a legal tool designed to give people a genuine fresh start.If you or someone you know is feeling overwhelmed by debt, talking to a financial counselor or bankruptcy attorney is a smart first step — not a last resort.💬 Have you noticed the financial squeeze in your neighborhood? Share your thoughts below.#chicago #personalfinance #consumerbankruptcy #chicagoeconomy #debtrelief #FinancialWellness #illinois #leederslaw #bankruptcy ... See MoreSee Less

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💡 Gas prices up. Grocery bills up. Utility bills up. Your paycheck? The same.If you're robbing Peter to pay Paul every month — using credit cards just to cover the basics — you're not alone. Millions of Americans are feeling the same squeeze right now.But here's what most people don't know: bankruptcy isn't failure. It's a federal legal tool designed for exactly this situation. It can:✅ Wipe out credit card debt✅ Stop collection calls immediately✅ Give you a real fresh startAt LeedersLaw, we offer FREE consultations with no pressure and no judgment. We'll tell you honestly whether bankruptcy makes sense for you — and if it does, we'll walk you through every step.You've been carrying this long enough. Le#BankruptcyHelp👇#CookCountya#DebtRelief-#leederslawB#FreshStartlp #CookCounty #DebtRelief #LeedersLaw #FreshStart ... See MoreSee Less

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