What is the statute of limitation in a foreclosure, after the Judgment of sale was granted?
There is no statute of limitations. Are you sure the house has not been sold?
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There is no statute of limitations. Are you sure the house has not been sold?
That really does not seem to make sense. If you were on the Deed and the mortgage then BOTH of you had to be served and sued in the foreclosure...
You are the defendant as you are the one defending the foreclosure action by the person complaining (plaintiff). Good luck!
It is not too late to retain another lawyer. It may just not be affordable. The bank can not foreclosure on a mortgage if you are not on the...
You need to hire a lawyer. Apparently the notice of foreclosure was served on the last known address which is the house that you were no longer...
You should prepare to look for a new place to live.
You can always serve an income execution or property attachment but do not expect to be able to enforce it.
If the seller wanted as much as $15,000 and you paid $6,000 plus $1,500 totaling $7,500 it does not seem like there was ever an agreement. Next...
I do not even think an attorney can hep you for less than the cost of the fee to file the Satisfaction of mortgage.
There is no one simple answer to the question, You can contact the referee that sold the property but that is no guarantee it will be correct.