Am I the victim of fraud and what can I do about it?

You need to contact a local real estate attorney ASAP!

Some lenders/servicers have a policy that they will not discuss loss mitigation options (such as a deed-in-lieu ("DIL")) until you are 90 days...

This sounds like it is way to scare you into making payments or returning the jewelry. If you do not voluntarily agree to pay or surrender the...

Can I stop sell of house/ foreclosure? I Want proof of deed of trust. They have a trustee, the Law Office, for Wells Fargo.

You need to contact a local real estate or bankruptcy attorney to determine your rights. Unless you work out a modification or payment plan or...

I'm in NC & I recieved a Notice Of Right To Have Exemptions Designated notice which I had 20 days to respond to...

Forgetting to mail a copy to the creditor's attorney does not void your rights. Does the Order indicate why your Motion was denied? If not, you...

Different bank takes over loan on a Camper and more is now owed, how it that possible?

You need to request a full account history for the loan including all charges, fees and payments posted to the account. Hopefully, this information...

Previous owners written on deed/ & deed of trust AFTER closing and Doc. had already been notarized. I can't sell my home!?

You need to consult an attorney. Be sure to bring all documentation you have from the lease/purchase transaction in 1996 and any other subsequent...

I dont understand my exemption form do i mail a copy to the court and to the bank within 20 days

You do have to list all your property on the form, including property that has a lien against (ex. house with a mortgage and car with a car loan)....

Bank account and judgment

The statement is somewhat correct. In NC, the judgment creditor must serve you with a Notice of Rights to Have Exemptions Designated and Motion to...

Im under chapter 13 bankruptcy, Going through a separation, trying to stay in my house and just get my payment lowered

You need to talk with your bankruptcy attorney. The answer depends on your particular situation and what the objective of your bankruptcy is.