While non-judicial foreclosure is an out-of-court process, judicial foreclosure is an in-court process. It starts with the filing of a complaint in the court of the county in which your real property is located.
Here are some tips when dealing with a judicial foreclosure
1. THE COMPLAINT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PERSONALLY SERVED UPON YOU.
Yes, it can be handed even to your children (14 years or older). More details in the video above.
2. YOU ONLY HAVE 30 DAYS TO ACT AFTER A COMPLAINT HAS BEEN SERVED TO YOU!
You read that right. Watch the video to learn when the clock will start ticking!
3. YOU MUST FILE PAPERWORK WITH THE COURT.
When the 30 days is up, you must file paperwork in the court. This needs to be done in legal format, which leads us to tips number 4 and 5…
GET THE LAST 2 TIPS BY WATCHING THE VIDEO ABOVE!
Our trusted foreclosure defense attorneys are experienced and aggressive in dealing with judicial foreclosure cases. If you have multiple mortgages on your home and/or you’re seeking foreclosure defense, please contact Michael D. O’Brien & Associates, P.C. to get aggressive legal representation for your case.
Whether you dispute the mortgage default, are desperate to save your home, or want to control the process, you need a reliable, experienced foreclosure defense attorney by your side. We aim to provide you with the information and tools to help you understand your options, so you can break free from your financial burden and start a new life.
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