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I think it's called an automatic stay
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answered on Oct 17, 2024
When you file for bankruptcy, the automatic stay goes into effect immediately, stopping the foreclosure process temporarily. This gives you some breathing room to explore your options and assess your financial situation without the threat of losing your home right away.
If you have equity... View More 
answered on Oct 14, 2024
I'm not sure what your question is... but I'll try to provide some helpful tips.
First, make sure to notify your accountant or payroll service provider of the closing date so they can prepare the final returns. Failure to do so can result in massive fines and large penalties.... View More
After foreclosure, tenants not parties to foreclosure and no notice to lis pendens. Previous owners to mortgage never found. Tenants of 5 years on property. Day of eviction order, clearly are loading up their belongings and in process of moving but don't have everything out yet, landlord... View More
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answered on Oct 13, 2024
In Illinois, landlords must follow specific procedures when evicting tenants, even after a foreclosure. If you were evicted without proper notice regarding your personal property, the landlord may not have the right to dispose of your belongings immediately. Typically, landlords are required to... View More
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answered on Oct 8, 2024
When someone redeems their property after a sheriff's sale, the successful bidder may claim certain costs for reimbursement. These typically include the purchase price paid at the sale, any interest that accrues from the time of the sale until redemption, and allowable expenses related to... View More
I am very thankful that I received two responses from two different attorneys to my initial question but I'm a little troubled that I was giving conflicting answers. The first attorney stated that if I were to reach out to the servicer and request a loan modification that it would not restart... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2024
JLA posts hundreds of artificial intelligence responses weekly in forms such as this. It is unlikely JLA even read your previous post. Although I can't vouche for the other attorney, give his response significantly more weight. I am not sure why Justia allows JLA's responses.
I have a points program with Bluegreen. I have been paying down the loan and kept yearly fees current. I still owe a good portion of the loan. I have rarely been able to use my points before they expire due to family and work time restrictions. I have also recently developed solar urticaria, and... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2024
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The check has no expiration date and is still in good condition.
answered on Sep 30, 2024
If there is no expiration date on the check, you may be able to cash it. However, contact the issuer to confirm that they have not issued a stop pay on the check and to confirm that you can cash it.
Preen loan services has bee charged with providing inadequate charges to customers
answered on Sep 24, 2024
I'm sorry. I don't understand your question, assuming there is a question here. Mortgage loans are almost always amortized since that's what happens to an interest-bearing loan. If Preen is charged with something by someone and you are somehow affected, maybe you should talk to that... View More
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answered on Sep 24, 2024
The party who signs the note is the one that's responsible for payment. But if that party does not pay, the lender can typically foreclose the mortgage and force the sale of the property.
Thank you for responses. Added missing info. Small business gets loan, guaranteed by third party guarantor, for early operations (almost all went to into fixtures) with understanding loan would be repaid from cashflow. Services offered ONLY at facility, which must be permitted. Signed 10-yr lease... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2024
Impossibility is an affirmative defense you will need to raise in court if the creditor seeks to enforce the contract. The judge will determine if it is impossible under the law based on the specific facts.
Foreclosure trustee atty suggested I contact a lawyer. Excess funds are available after all liens paid. This is in San Joaquin County. California. Previous "collections" answer said ask a foreclosure lawyer.
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
You may have an opportunity to access the excess funds from the foreclosure sale if you have a valid judgment against the debtor. Since your lawsuit was filed after the foreclosure, you need to determine if your judgment qualifies as a lien that can be satisfied from the remaining funds. Generally,... View More
Real estate question: basic now but will elaborate when connected. Note: will type words in a form of 3rd person so its less emotional for me, stay on logic.
Also, a lawyer that was the office for Legalaide stated that it does not matter the Foreclosure the property was sold, there is no... View More
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answered on Sep 13, 2024
When you sell a home just a few days before a scheduled foreclosure, the sale can have important consequences on the foreclosure process. First, make sure that the sale of the property is fully finalized and that all necessary documents have been recorded. Once the house is sold, the foreclosure... View More
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.
My mother has the paperwork from my grandfather to get over to her name. What could we do?
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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
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.
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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.
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
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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
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
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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
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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
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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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