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Fighting Foreclosure in Court
Fighting Foreclosure in Court
Fighting Foreclosure in Court
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Fighting Your Foreclosure in Court
Contesting a judicial foreclosure is different than fighting a nonjudicial foreclosure.
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How to Fight a Foreclosure in Court: Nonjudicial Foreclosure
To fight a nonjudicial foreclosure, you'll have to start a lawsuit.
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Fighting Foreclosure in Court Without an Attorney
Here are the basic steps in defending against foreclosure in court if you don't have a lawyer.
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Setting Aside a Foreclosure Sale
In rare circumstances, you can get the court to set aside (invalidate) a foreclosure sale. Learn when and how you can do this.
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How to Fight a Foreclosure in Court: Judicial Foreclosure
Here are the essentials to consider if you want to fight a judicial foreclosure.
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Abuses by the Mortgage Servicing Industry
Learn about abuses and errors that happen in the mortgage servicing industry.
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Deceptive Foreclosure Practices: When Banks Treat Occupied Homes as Vacant
Banks sometimes lock homeowners out of their homes during a foreclosure without the legal right to do so. Learn how you can prevent it.
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Laws Prohibiting Dual Tracking in the Foreclosure Context
A loan servicer can't foreclose on your home while considering your loan modification application.
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Learn about common defenses, like servicer mistake, and how you can protect yourself from foreclosure.
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Challenging Late & Other Fees in Foreclosure
Learn some of the common ways that mortgage servicers charge excessive or incorrect fees in foreclosure and how to challenge them.
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The Statute of Limitations in Foreclosure Actions
If a lender starts a foreclosure against you after the statute of limitations has expired, you can raise this issue as a defense.
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The Difference Between a Judicial and Nonjudicial Foreclosure
Learn the basics about judicial and nonjudicial foreclosures.
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Chart: Judicial v. Nonjudicial Foreclosures
Foreclosure works differently in different states.
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How Nonjudicial Foreclosures Work
What is a nonjudicial foreclosure? Find out here.
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How Judicial Foreclosure Works
Learn the basics about judicial foreclosures.
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- Foreclosure: The Basics
- Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs & COAs)
- Losing Your Home in a Tax Sale
- Reverse Mortgages
- State Foreclosure Laws
- Tenants and Foreclosure
- Timeshare Foreclosures
- Understanding Mortgages & The Major Players in a Foreclosure
- After Foreclosure
- Delaying or Stopping Foreclosure
- Foreclosure and Bankruptcy
- Foreclosure Lawyers & Other Foreclosure Help
- Foreclosure of Mobile and Manufactured Homes
- Foreclosure Resources
- Foreclosure: The Basics
- Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs & COAs)
- Losing Your Home in a Tax Sale
- Reverse Mortgages
- State Foreclosure Laws
- Tenants and Foreclosure
- Timeshare Foreclosures
- Understanding Mortgages & The Major Players in a Foreclosure