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No homeowner should have to face the stressful encounter of a foreclosure. In fact, owning a home may serve as many individual's greatest investment. After placing so much time, money and consideration into the property, the thought of losing the home is merely disturbing to think of. When this happens, rest assured there always is another options available to you. Moreover, going about your foreclosure alone, may not be the best way to go. When this happens, consider consulting with our knowledgeable Foreclosure Defense attorneys first.
To stop foreclosure fast, you should consult with an attorney at JT Legal Groupto get the most accurate picture of your unique case possible. The following are some indicators whereas a lawsuit may be a good option for you when avoiding foreclosure:
Step 2: Lawsuit Drafting
• If the documentation and information you provide yields potential causes of action upon which a suit can be based against your lender/servicer, our litigation attorneys will draft a lawsuit uniquely tailored to the individual facts of your situation. A final draft of the Complaint is submitted to you for approval before filing with the Court.
Step 3: Motion for Temporary Restraining Order
• Once your Complaint is filed, your lawsuit is immediately pending before the Court. With a pending lawsuit, our attorneys may seek motions before the judge assigned to your case. If the facts of your case include an impending foreclosure sale, our attorneys will draft an Ex Parte Motion for Temporary Restraining Order which requests that the judge order the foreclosure sale to be temporarily stopped.
Step 4: Preliminary Injunction
• After the Temporary Restraining Order expires, attorneys for all parties are called in to Court to argue whether the foreclosure sale should be enjoined until the lawsuit is resolved. The facts unique to your case will largely determine the outcome of this hearing, which is why it is important to have detailed notes and records with regard to the misconduct of the lender and/or servicer. At JT Legal Group, our attorneys' preparation is top-notch.
Step 5: Setting Case for Trial
• The parties sued in the lawsuit will generally seek to have the Court dismiss your case as a way of avoiding liability. Often, if the facts of your case are strong, only certain components of a case will be dismissed while others will remain in full force. Even if only one claim survives the dismissal attempts, the remainder of the case may press onward and will be scheduled for trial.
Depending on the parameters of your case, a Lawsuit Settlement can deliver any combination of the following:
Since the foreclosure crisis began, we have handled a large number of these cases. In short, foreclosure litigation is our area of strength. In handling so many foreclosure cases, our attorneys have developed and maintained working relationships with the attorneys representing each major lender. Most lenders tend to use the same firms for most cases in an area, so we often work with the same firms that repeatedly represent the lenders. These attorneys are well aware that we bring only legitimate, non-frivolous cases with reasonable clients who are willing to settle on reasonable terms.
Our firm is at the forefront of this area of law, and at any given time we are actively prosecuting actions against your specific lender in California’s State Courts -- and are widely aware of our ability to win.
• Litigation Tactics with the Homeowner Bill of Rights (HBOR)
• SB1150: HSBOR Survivor Bill of Rights
• FDCPA & Foreclosure Defense
• The Truth in Lending Act (TILA)
• The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA)
Michael Avanesian started his career in the field of corporate restructuring and related litigation where he litigated matters involving family law, trusts, real estate, fraudulent conveyances, insurance bad faith and professional negligence.
Time is of the essence. Contact us as soon as possible to find out how the experienced attorneys at JT Legal Group can halt your foreclosure, postpone your sale date, or prevent a trustee sale entirely. Our team will contact you shortly to provide a free consultation.
