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the lender has filed a suit against us and I am trying to see what options we have.
answered on Sep 11, 2024
The best way to prevent a judgment on a mortgage, you guaranteed, is to pay what is due.
If the bank has sent you the default letter, and has requested and demanded an acceleration of the note, making the whole amount due, it will be sold at auction soon.
The only way you can stop... View More
we left a house that was falling down around us back in 2010 and just found out that the mortgage just came out of our name is 2022, therefore costing us the home we was in contract under to purchase
He has borrowed back most, my issue, but he has not paid anything in a year. The courts do not seem to be helping, tried evicting both as a tenant and under land contract. The court keeps saying it falls under neither.
answered on Sep 11, 2024
You probably need to file a 30-day notice to quit, then an eviction action. He is a month-to-month tenant. The court is correct that when it comes to land, a verbal agreement is worth the paper it's printed on.
I work in another town so I got an apartment because it was not barrage to live with her . I changed my address for mail.. well my sister went to the bank and had all mortgage paperwork sent to her with “ care off” and her name and address.. then she never paid the mortgage. Ihad no idea she... View More
My mother has allowed her niece put a trailer on her property. The house is not kept and is an eye sore and we want it removed she’s never paid anything for it.
Pinellas County Clerk of the court case#23-008034-C1
My step mom got re-married. She had me sign something after my Dad died that I assume was for that reverse mortgage but only showed me the last page of a huge document. I have never been mailed any documents during this entire mess from... View More
I had made all all trial modification payments and the first actual permanent payment. I even had to have the loan modification notarized and mailed back to my previous lender. Previous lender told me that the new servicer should honor everything I had set up previously. I signed up for the new... View More
The person who bought it just sold it for 1.3 million dollars. I have been searching irregularities in foreclosures and found that if the sale price is significantly lower that the value, it could possibly be challenged. I am in Tennessee.
answered on Aug 30, 2024
That would be an uphill climb to claim it shocked the Court's conscience. You might look for an attorney to file it, but it is doubtful. The foreclosure sale is what you would attack, not the later sale. So time is running against you. Foreclosures must be enjoined before the sale... View More
Our situation is several years ago we got property tax assistance from one of those places they help you pay your taxes at the time it was with Sombrero Capital through the course somehow our account was bought by or transferred to xx . We were making our payment on time but them the pandemic hit I... View More
answered on Aug 28, 2024
Sorry to hear about your problem.
You need to go to the County Clerk Office and get a copy of the judgment against you. It would be good to also ask for the :Clerk's Minutes" on the case. That is because you want to know the dates of the lawsuit filing and other matters. As you... View More
The original judgement was won in 2013. We have received a renewal on it Feb 2024. We want to know how to proceed with an Attorney in New Orleans.
answered on Aug 30, 2024
Post query in LA, not TX. Hire a LA collection attorney or real estate litigator. The foreign Judgment will need to be localized if it has not already been. Hopefully you have the Judgment filed as a lien. A bond may be required to execute the levy.
I paid for process server to be deliver summons to these two companies. FANNIE MAE rejected the summons. And apparently MERS " has moved" from the address they provide online.
what can i file for an judge to dedcide the same day on giving me back my rights to the property after wrongful eviction and lockout
answered on Aug 26, 2024
If you've been wrongfully removed from a property after a sheriff lockout, especially if you were not named on the paperwork, you may have grounds to challenge the eviction. You can file an "Ex Parte Application" for a temporary restraining order (TRO) to regain access to the... View More
Husband and I are physically separated, but not legally. His grandfather passed away and my father-in-law is supposed to take over the mortgage but I'm fairly confident that he won't meet the credit score and work history requirements. If my husband takes over the entire mortgage, or... View More
They tried to put her in a program to keep her home but the email address they gave her to submit her documents didn't recieve emails they used that to get a foreclosure. They continued to give her emails she couldn't send her her documents to do they could then so her home because she... View More
answered on Aug 21, 2024
If your wrongful foreclosure case was dismissed with prejudice without appearing in court, you have the option to appeal the decision. The first step is to file a notice of appeal with the court that issued the dismissal. This must be done within a specific time frame, typically 60 days from the... View More
Need help with an estate issue , and a probate/will
answered on Aug 20, 2024
Hire a WA that knows how to contest the probate of a will.
There are 2 properties where as the original owners have passed away. There is a daughter produced by the deceased couple. The father left a will. i need to find out the status of the estate
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My mother has the paperwork from my grandfather to get over to her name. What could we do?
answered on Aug 31, 2024
If your grandparents' house was taken by the Puerto Rican government while you were in the process of transferring ownership, it may have been due to a legal action like eminent domain or foreclosure. You should first confirm the exact reason why the property was taken, as this will determine... View More
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