I have the title to the car and it’s in my name.
answered on Mar 6, 2018
No, the bank cannot take the vehicle in the foreclosure. They may file something in court with regards to an abandoned vehicle. But the foreclosure in and of itself will not give them the right to the car.
on it and sold it for less than was owed. Our daughter filed bankruptcy. My husband died. And the bank says that I must pay the $25000 plus interest. (Eventhough they had assured me after his death that I would not owe it). Do I have to pay it?
answered on Oct 20, 2017
Assuming that you have signed a personally guaranty of your daughter's mortgage loan, then it is likely that you have potential legal liability for the remaining deficiency following the foreclosure sale. However, in order for the mortgage lender to have the legal right to pursue you for that... View More 
Her daughter was supposed to be making payments on the house while she was sick and unable to, we recently found out she had not been doing so obviously. If I contact the mortgage company, is there a possibility that they will work an agreement out with me to pay the past due balance? I have the... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2017
The short answer is that you have to pay the mortgage. You can't stay there and not pay. The mortgage company probably (if the mortgage is properly drafted) has a right to foreclose on the property and then get a foreclosure deed to the property without any Court proceeding. Then, you have 10... View More
my atty is advising that we just give the house back to Nationstar to settle all claims against the house. I don't feel comfortable as I feel he just doesn't want to fight for our home although we Nationstar hasn't been able to prove standing in 5 years. Do you have any advice?
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answered on Oct 25, 2015
No attorney here is going to second guess your current attorney. You need to trust your attorney and direct all your questions to the attorney. If you cannot work out your differences, after making a serious effort to do so, you do have the right to change attorneys. Good luck.
answered on Jul 30, 2015
You would bring an action in ejectment and have them ejected from the property. Of note here is that when a person's house is foreclosed on, they have a limited time to vacate the premises and, if they fail to do so, then they lose their right to redeem the foreclosure by paying what they owe... View More
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