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Can you recover the costs for materials with a mechanic’s lien?

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Jan 11, 2021 | Firm News

Your skills and expertise are typically what clients covet when they bring you in to provide work on a construction or property improvement project. It is the application of that labor that is typically the subject of a mechanic’s lien (indeed, the use of the...

How does foreclosure work in Ohio?

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Dec 2, 2020 | Firm News

Mortgage lenders can seek foreclosure when an Ohio borrower fails to make payments as agreed. The lender must adhere to state and federal laws to ensure a valid foreclosure process.  Review the guidelines that apply to residential foreclosure in Ohio.  Preparing for...

What are a creditors’ collection options?

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Nov 30, 2020 | Firm News

As a creditor in Ohio, you need to know what your protections are. This includes your options when it comes to collections. After all, you need access to available remedies if a customer does not pay what they owe. There are many options to consider when pursuing your...

What do debtors owe you during Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Oct 20, 2020 | Firm News

As a creditor in Ohio, you benefit when debtors file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This puts them on a repayment plan that has potential benefits for all parties involved. For the debtor, they are able to pay off their debts. And for you, you are able to negotiate a new...

Using a replevin action to repossess property

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Oct 5, 2020 | Firm News

When a debtor defaults on a secured loan, you may be able to repossess the property. However, you may not be able to simply go get the property that is yours or that you have an interest in.  If the debtor does not return the property, you may have to take further...

How creditors may protect their rights in bankruptcy

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Sep 19, 2020 | Firm News

Some individuals and businesses try to relieve themselves of their debt by filing for bankruptcy. Since bankruptcy judges can discharge many kinds of debt, it is natural for creditors to worry that they will not be able to collect on outstanding debts. Still, just...

When can you keep a tenant’s security deposit?

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Jul 3, 2020 | Firm News

When you own a rental property in Cincinnati, it is important that you understand both the financial obligations you have to your tenants as well as your rights when it comes to collecting (and retaining) funds from them, as well. It goes without saying that you can...

Proof of debt is important when collecting from insolvent businesses

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Jun 27, 2020 | Firm News

There are challenges when a company tries to recover debts. One of the most difficult situations for businesses trying to recover debt from insolvent companies is the proof of debt. An important step in that process is proving the debt you are owed if a company that...

Benefits of a mechanics lien to contractors

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Mar 10, 2020 | Firm News

With the hint of spring in the air, many people are anxious to get starting on their next home improvement or building project. Contractors and subcontractors know that the spring and summer seasons tend to be among the busiest for them as the weather facilitates more...

When debt collectors come calling for an old debt

On behalf of Delev & Associates, LLC | Feb 28, 2020 | Firm News

Spam callers cause many people to discredit some legit calls from debt collectors regarding their accounts. If these people move to a new address and no longer use the account the debt is tied to, it can cause the debt collector to take some time to find them again....
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