Fighting Foreclosure in Court
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Fighting Foreclosure in Court
In rare circumstances, you can get the court to set aside (invalidate) a foreclosure sale. Learn when and how you can do this.
Defenses to Foreclosure
You may be able to fight a foreclosure in court.
If your mortgage lender waits too long to bring a foreclosure action against you, you might be able to stop the foreclosure using your state statute of limitations.
When a court looks at the regularities of a foreclosure sale, it looks to see if all procedures were followed and fair.
Learn some of the common ways that lenders charge excessive or incorrect fees in foreclosure -- and how to challenge them.
If your loan servicer did not comply with its obligations under HAMP, you may be able to use this as a defense to foreclosure.
Your mortgage holder has five years from the date of default to foreclose on your home or bring a deficiency action.
The robo-signing scandal is an opportunity for homeowners to challenge foreclosures in court, negotiate with lenders, and buy time.
Learn about common abuses and errors made by the mortgage industry, and national efforts to prevent them.
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