I Received a Foreclosure Notice… Now What?
Contact a qualified attorney immediately!
The sooner that you bring a qualified attorney into the foreclosure defense action, the higher the likelihood of saving your home or at least working out a transition that you can deal with. Small things like the postage date on the envelope of your foreclosure notice, sometimes referred to as a "default letter" or "breach letter," may determine the outcome of your case.
Bringing in an attorney with trial experience in foreclosure defense early will help you set up the case from the beginning for a stronger negotiating position as things progress closer to trial.
Can I really fight to save my home?
Absolutely, in order for a Plaintiff to successfully foreclose, they must demonstrate to the court a specific set of facts using the rules of evidence. The rules of evidence are used to establish and maintain a degree of reliability in what is being presented in court. If a Plaintiff can provide the appropriate evidence to the court, and the Defendant does not have a valid legal defense, then judgment for the Plaintiff is the appropriate result. However, Big Banks sometimes have difficulty in getting all of the correct documentation compiled together and in front of the judge. An attorney experienced in foreclosure defense will hold the Plaintiff to the rules of evidence and make sure that they prove their case to the judge. Keller Legal is here to help with your foreclosure defense and as always the first consultation and case evaluation is free.
