Can we ask the court to reconsider a foreclosure decision before we go to the appellate court?
It depends upon the affirmative defense(s). If you were attempting to argue either that (i) the mortgage paperwork is flawed or (ii) the lender...
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It depends upon the affirmative defense(s). If you were attempting to argue either that (i) the mortgage paperwork is flawed or (ii) the lender...
To a certain extent, the answer is "no." A judicial mortgage foreclosure is a necessary step in the process of a lender retaking real property,...
The answer is a firm "maybe" - it depends on whether there are other creditors involved and, if so, whether or not they will agree to these terms....
Not exactly. I have run into this problem before... Common sense would dictate that the answer is "yes" but, for better or worse, the law does...
You'll want to carefully discuss this matter with a qualified attorney, as disclosure requirements can become a very big deal after-the-fact - if...
You could check with the Department of Taxation and Finance regarding this matter. Their website link can be found...
Generally speaking, the answer is "no". Good luck with your case!
The only way that you could be held liable for your husband's debts is if you personally co-signed with respect to the same debts. In other words,...
Is the house going through a judicial foreclosure process, or has the house actually been taken over by a new owner? If the house is still owned by...
Filing for bankruptcy will almost certainly carry a negative impact with respect to your credit score and future eligibility (at least in the...