Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Texas

Re: Accruing Intrest on a loan that is in default

Generally, a loan in default will continue to accrue intrest. If you are unable to reduce the principle on your loan(s), you may want to review your bankruptcy options.

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Re: Accruing Intrest on a loan that is in default

There may be a way to handle this, but I would need to know more details. Call me at 713-465-1465.