Can a co-owner evict the other two in the title, because the mortgage in under his sole name?
No. This would require an Action in Partition.
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No. This would require an Action in Partition.
What you need to do is to retain your own attorney, you cannot rely on advice from the opposing attorney, whose job it is to foreclose on your...
There are potential ways to defend against the deficiency claim that you are referring to. However, these are much more limited, and in many cases...
It is possible that the sale could be canceled, if someone raises the issue properly, and if the facts in the court record demonstrate that you...
If you get a modification on your first mortgage, there may be a solution - you may be able to get rid of the second in a Chapter 13. However, you...
There is no universal answer to this question. It would depend on whether title is clear, and on the condition of the property. Mortgage lender...
There are multiple potential ways to address this issue, however all of them will require the assistance of a knowledgeable attorney to achieve a...
It is do-able, but not without risk. Virtually all residential mortgages have a "due on sale" clause, which allows the lender to declare the loan...
While of course hiring a lawyer costs money, not having a good lawyer representing you through this process is like tying at least one hand behind...
No. That would not be a worthwhile the fence. However, there were so many possibilities that it is impossible to list them all here, and what is...