Not always. Although they typically give at least one continuance if you show good cause for it. Bring some of your documentation If this isn't...

Do both party have to show up to hearing? Husband and wife?

The courts are lenient about that: only one needs to show If they're prickly, they'll ask if the other knows (to avoid situations where the...

It's not the same for a deed of trust Statute of limitations for collection is 15 years past the maturity date. There is a statute where an...

15 years from the maturity date, before title companies will issue insurance and clear over the loan Sounds like you have a while to wait,...

Why ask for detailed mortgage info before purchasing a home?

A clever seller will realize that a large # of closings fall through. He'll want to see how well qualified you are, and whether (or not) it's...

Are there ways to remove your name from a mortgage without refinancing?

Divorce attorneys often neglect to worry about what happens if one or the other quits making payments, later. They just want the divorce done, and...

Unlike what the news and internet says: it's probably very easy for them to prove that you likely signed a promissory note (even if they lost it)....

Someone waived my rights to a jury trial-- is this breaking the law ?

You need to take your documents to a local attorney, as this isn't adding up. NC deeds of trust may need initials.... But it's rare that the...

If the property is already almost in foreclosure (imminent): better to request a shortsell option, foreclosure or bankruptcy?

The lender won't forgive the shortage (they call it a deficiency). But they likely won't go after you for it. They'll send you a 1099 for tax...

It doesn't sound like your proceeds will payoff the judgment, so no, you can't do that Unless there are funds that were intended for the seller,...