You may have read elsewhere of the routine defenses available to an imminent foreclosure. They are hardly defenses; they are more like work-arounds: short sale, deed in lieu, modifications, or a chapter 13 bankruptcy to force a repayment plan while you also stay current on new payments.
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I do all that. I do more. I sue mortgage lenders when they’ve misbehaved. When you’ve completed a modification trial payment period and it still goes forward with foreclosure. When the original closing documents were incomplete or misleading. When it made up documents. When it falsified affidavits. When you’ve been lied to.
Please don’t be misled. This litigation is costly. The lenders throw the kitchen sink at me because they can. They own the kitchen sinks!! You don’t get a free house out of this. You might get favorable repayment terms and your attorney fees paide. Or you might just get to stay in your house until a designated date. In any event, be prepared to continue with your mortgage payments to my trust account until there is an acceptable settlement or a final judgment.
Confused? Don’t worry ‑ one of the reasons you need to hire an experienced debt protection lawyer for your case is to be sure that you choose the right type course of action for your situation. All you need to do is contact me for a consultation.
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