Philadelphia, PA
Real estate Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Probate ... +3 more
It's sounds like you have already surrendered possession. Maybe the attorney doesn't understand that.
Your question isn't clear. You refer to a "settlement" but don't explain what is being settled. Usually, settlement in a legal context means that...
This question is far too complex to answer in detail here but briefly, I will answer one question and correct one of your statements: Yes,...
To answer your first question yes, the debt can be originated in any state, but that's not to say that you can be sued in a state where you have...
If there a mortgage, the deed in lieu of foreclosure may be a good idea to wrap it up and move on. The first question is why are your paying for...
Since the judgment is for taxes, I reclassified your answer because it's not a foreclosure. If the judgment was entered it by default in the court...
In addition, check Experian's website - there's information there. I would guess the websites for the other credit reporting agencies would have...
Since Ms. Franklin provided a thorough answer, I will respond only to this: "What can I do to protect my house from any type of "liens"? It...
I agree with my learned colleague Mr. Royer but I will add that there may be an exception. I don't know if that company or website is a scam but...
The real question is why doesn't your attorney respond?
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