QUESTION
What sanctions or action can be done if Ocwen violates a court order to respond in 30 days whether modification is approved or denied. Sale date set
Asked on Jun 02nd, 2014 on Foreclosures - Florida
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3/21/14 Court Order Judgement agreed on by Ocwen & The Estate Ocwen has 30 days to respond whether they approve or deny the modification applied for. Per Ocwen's Hardship modification they are to notify you 3 days after receipt of the modification pkg. & within 5 days if there is missing documentation. This never happened. Sale date set for 7/21/14. Ocwen received the modification pkg. 3/28/14. There have been 3 request for missing documents which they already had. The 1st request 5/6/14, 5/9/14 and 5/28/14. They also continue to send delinquency notices from Aug. 2013 to the present that have nothing to do with the current judgement amount. What sanctions or judgements can be requested? Can the total judgement be cancelled? Due to fraudulent, deceptive, and misleading business practices what can be done? What about class action lawsuits?
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Answered on Jun 11th, 2014 at 2:11 PM
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