If you have been served with a foreclosure summons and complaint on your residence, Mr. Marks can strategize a legal defense to buy you time to stay in your home.

The foreclosure defense, which first involves the filing of a Verified Answer to the foreclosure complaint, can allow you a great deal of flexibility and time to pursue a range of further options. These options may include:

1. A loan modification on your existing mortgage;
2. A forbearance agreement, which adds missed mortgage payments onto the end of your loan;
3. A short sale, if you decide to sell the house;
4. A Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing (I can refer you to a reputable attorney for this);
5. Technical defenses based on the discovery of defects in your loan, such as statute of limitations, breach of contract, or improper endorsements of assignments, which can sometimes void the entire mortgage.

Make an appointment to see the attorney as soon as possible to discuss your foreclosure as time is of the essence to file key legal papers.

The attorney offers a free 30-minute phone consultation to develop a unique strategy based on your intentions with your home and the nature of your situation.

Then once your retainer is paid and the necessary documents hae been provided, the attorney will file the legal answer to the foreclosure complaint and will attend (with you) the Preliminary Conference (also called a Settlement Conference), a good-faith negotiation between you and your lender.

If that negotiation fails, or we have discovered certain irregularities with your mortgage, we can fight out your case in court.

Foreclosure defense: buy yourself time in your home to work out a strategy.

Call today to discuss your case: (845) 762-1950