Obviously every case is unique. However, generally speaking, the goal of foreclosure defense litigation is to obtain injunctive relief against your bank -- to stop any pending foreclosures against your property. Where applicable, we will fight for monetary relief, statutory damages, compensatory damages, and any other relief permitted under Cal. Civil Code 2924 et. seq., which includes the statutory guidelines your bank must follow in order to foreclose upon your property.

Some examples of injunctive relief sought include, but are not limited to: postponement of sale date, re-issuance of the Notice of Default and Notice of Sale, a correction for any material violation of the Cal. Civil Code section 2924 et al., enforcement of any contractual obligations if applicable, and any other remedies the court deems proper.

Quite simply, real estate litigation is one of our practice’s central focuses. We encourage everyone to do their own research and to make sure that when selecting an attorney, he or she has a proven track record of successfully helping their clients with their specific situation.

The attorneys at JT Legal Group help stop foreclosure and stay current on all of the latest precedents set in real estate litigation, helping you get the results that you need. Our track record and results speak for themselves.

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.

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.

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.

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.