What will happen to me when i file a divorce if my home is in foreclosure and I'm being sued by my hoa
Your question is too broad to be able to be answered. A divorce generally will not stop a foreclosure or a lawsuit.
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Your question is too broad to be able to be answered. A divorce generally will not stop a foreclosure or a lawsuit.
I agree with the other attorneys. Speak with a bankruptcy attorney immediately; you may be able to stop the foreclosure and catch up the arrearages...
Having them speak with a bankruptcy attorney is a good idea. An account may need to get involved to file an IRS Form 982.
A waiver of claims is generally required as part of a loan modification.
I agree with Mr. Yesner's excellent answer.
First, please do not post in all capital letters. It is hard to read and considered SHOUTING. Generally, purchasing from the foreclosing bank is...
While the HELOC lien on the house was wiped out by the foreclosure, the personal obligation for the HELOC note was not. So you likely need to keep...
I recommend speaking with a real estate attorney, and have him or her review the circumstances and the documents to advise you.
It may be too late--objections to sale generally must be made before the foreclosure is ratified, or approved by the Court. You also needed to list...
Probably not, but it depends on the specific terms of the contract. Speak with the real estate attorney who advised you in the purchase.