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If the sheriff serves you with a writ of eviction, then yes, it is presumably because you have been dispossessed from the house as ruled by the...
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If the sheriff serves you with a writ of eviction, then yes, it is presumably because you have been dispossessed from the house as ruled by the...
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If he is filing for a Writ of Possession, he may have already obtained Judgment against you. The Writ of Possession is generally obtained after the...
The short answer is: "Yes". Had you sold your home, both loans would have to be paid off. In this case, your home went into foreclosure and the...
I agree with attorney Stage in that until such time as your house has not been transferred to the bank after a foreclosure sale, you own it and can...
Remember, until the property is sold at a foreclosure auction at the courthouse, the owner is still the owner and you are obligated to deal with...
Technically speaking, the foreclosure judgment and the sale of the home have been reversed. It appears from your question that the reason for this...
It depends on the circumstances of the case. However, assuming there is a lender and the association forecloses on the property and the bank gets...
You must respond to the Summons (lawsuit) immediately. Depending on the way that the Complaint was drafted, you must decide to either Answer or...
It depends. If you have just fallen behind and have not yet been sued, then, the bank CANNOT just take your home. They must first file a lawsuit...
In order to negotiate a deed in lieu of foreclosure, you must be able to find and engage in negotiations with the lender. If you are able to...