Why did you wait so long? I don't know any attorneys that do foreclosure defense on a contingency basis. At this point, it may be easier to file...

A judgement has been entered against me in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Cape May Special Civil Part 9/16/2010

Why wouldn't it be valid? Special Civil Part judgments can be docketed in the Law Division and will remain a lien on real property for 20 years....

I was in foreclosure but was approved for a loan modification, my payments will start soon. I went on the NJ COURTS PUBLIC

Usually loan modifications begin with a trial period plan for 3-6 months. During that time, the lender cannot move for final judgment or list your...

What happens if I can't pay my mortgage?

Reach out to your lender and inquire about a loan modification or other loss mitigation solution. The sooner the better. Good luck.

Do I need a foreclosure attorney or a real estate attorney

If a foreclosure action hasn't been commenced, you can sell your house for whatever you want (as long as you can pay back the mortgage). I would...

When a will divides an estate equally between four children, can two of them evict their caregiver sister to sell the house? NJ

I agree with William. All the heirs have an equal right to the estate. They could eventually petition the court to have the house sold. Also, the...

My father has a live in companion from Ghana . She has parcels delivered to our house. If my dies, can she claim our house?

The house can only pass to her if your father changed the deed to the house or put her in the will. Either way, I would strongly recommend...

Can an executive sell an estate house for 6% off the appraised amt to a family member that already lives there for a quick sale?

Probably yes. The executor of an estate is able to use their discretion in terms of liquidating assets.

Is there any legal recourse for a sibling, in matters of a probate will after she signed the obligor beneficiary paper?

Sounds like there may be a claim of "lack of testamentary capacity." However, this is a complex matter that needs to be evaluated by an attorney...

The general rule is that creditors only have 9 months to submit claims against the estate. However, like most things in life , the rule has...