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Q: What can I do to pursue my case of illegal foreclosure by Aurora Loans?
Mr. Robin Mashal
Mr. Robin Mashal
answered on Jan 19, 2015

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Your description does not provide when your property was foreclosed upon, and what specific issues existed with the foreclosure. I suggest you immediately retain your own attorney...
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Q: My granpa died and had a reverse morgage me and my baby are going to be on the streets now what do I do
Mr. Robin Mashal
Mr. Robin Mashal
answered on Jan 4, 2015

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I am sorry for your loss. You need to review the reverse mortgage contract and become familiar with the contract provisions. Most reverse mortgages will require the...
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Q: How can I find a good foreclosure defense attorney?
Mr. Robin Mashal
Mr. Robin Mashal
answered on Dec 31, 2014

There are various resources available to you to find an attorney. You can search the online directories such as www.justia.com, www.avvo.com, etc. You can also call your local bar association and ask for a referral. I don't know where you reside, but in the L.A. area, the Los Angeles County... View More

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Q: can credit card co.forclose on my house after they get a lein on it for $15k

In Los Angeles County, can a credit card co. forclose or force sale on your residence after they have a lein on your property & a judgement from the court, as a result of defaulting on a "revolving credit card" debt if the amount is $15,000 & there's 200k equity in your residence

Mr. Robin Mashal
Mr. Robin Mashal
answered on Dec 16, 2014

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If the credit card company obtains a money judgment against you, then it can go after your assets to enforce the judgment. Typically, the judgment creditor will record an abstract...
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