Do I have any legal recourse with mortgage, now in foreclosure?

If he is not on the promissory note, he is not personally liable for the mortgage. If his name was on the title to the property, smoeone messed up...

The other attorneys have all give good answers. I will add that an executor who refuses to discuss the status or give any information at all will...

They can so long as they have authority to do so. The problem is that it is difficult to determine whether or not they have such authority or what...

How long after the creditors meeting in a chapter 13 does a creditor have to file an adversary motion?

The notice of filing, which is the first document mailed out to all parties after the case is filed gives you that information. However, it will...

My 80 yr old dad has a reverse mortgage but he is being foreclosure on 6/26/2012. What can be done to help save his house?

He will need to call someone in Chicago, and trying a bankruptcy attorney may be the best way to find someone to help, even if he does not end up...

I am being sued by mortgage company for 2nd mortgage and I have no ability to pay. should I even show up to court?

You should rely on what your attorney says. Not showing up for court is typically a bad idea, as you will have no idea what happens until it lands...

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I have no secured claims which qualify for pre-confirmation protections payments.

Your use of the work "protections" leads me to believe you are asking about adequate protection payments, which are payments made to secured...

Is this considered a proper foreclosure?

A bank would normally have one firm doing foreclosures, and it may not be the same law firm defending wrongful foreclosure cases. The could even...

If a property is short sold in Georgia, how many years does one wait to see if the Lender will sue for the deficiency?

Never trust what a lender tells you unless they are willing to put it in writing. Even then, make sure to have your own attorney read over what...

What document(s) do I get from my lender during negotiation of forgiving the deficiency, to avoid being sued in the future?

I seriously doubt either lender (and since this is an 80/20 you are dealing with two different loans, is going to just walk away from the debt. ...