Thornton, CO
Real estate Lawyer at Thornton, CO
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Insurance ... +2 more
Yes they can. The mortgage holder can foreclose, obtain a deficiency judgment, and seek to recover on that judgment. The recovery efforts might...
During a lawsuit, the parties to the lawsuit have the right to conduct "discovery," meaning they have the right to request and receive any...
It likely would be legal as long as the withholding did not violate any contractual requirement and as long as you were timely informed of the...
it seems you have, in essence, three oprtions: (1) Do nothing and wait for a lawsuit, if one comes; (2) Offer a compromised settlement (i.e. less...
You can sue, either acting pro se (i.e. without counsel) or you can retain counsel, although retaining counsel might be difficult given the slim...
I believe a judge would require that the spouse sign, since the law seems to be clear that he/she must do so. What leads you to believe the judge...
My experience has been that a combination of trying to short sale the property, offer a deed in lieu of foreclosure, and'/or threats of...
Under the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, you may have a remedy. I would recommend you see a local attorney.
I wouldn't do anything until he sues you. Then, you might want to offer a token amount to settle the claim, e.g. $1,000. If that doesn't work,...
Yes. I would recommend that you set up a new account and have your check deposited in the new account. Also, your husband might want to consider...
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