Q: How do I file an objection for a tax - forclosure matter, in a circuit court
A:
This is all handled by statutory provisions. It is unlike most litigation. You must do it within 12 months of the foreclosure sale.
The main point is that you have to pay the back taxes in all cases.
With taxes paid, you may have to pay the purchaser the statutory interest rate.
I have litigated these issues. There may be some constitutional problems with the statutory scheme, but they have not made it to the Court of Appeals that I have seen.
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