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My ex husband has filed bankruptcy and we are joint on the mortgage and the mortgage company will only deal with HIS attorney. Am I not privy to well

Answered 14 years and a month ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Foreclosures
Nothing unusual about that.  They are probably trying to address the bankruptcy.  The mortgage company couldn't care less about the divorce.
Nothing unusual about that.  They are probably trying to address the bankruptcy.  The mortgage company couldn't care less about the divorce.

I had someone loan me 100,000.00 and securied it with two properties. I was to pay 120,000.00 back in four month on the fourth month I paid 65,000.00.

Answered 14 years and a month ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Foreclosures
I assume by now you have found a lawyer to assist you.  What occurred does not appear to be legal.  The loan, the quit claim deeds, and the transfers were all wrong.  If you still need a lawyer, we'll meet with you for free to look at your case.  If you already have a lawyer, I wish you all the luck and good will.  Go get that dirty...... Read More
I assume by now you have found a lawyer to assist you.  What occurred does not appear to be legal.  The loan, the quit claim deeds, and the... Read More

Can the mortgage lender make me pay for their insurance if I don''t have insurance on the house in foreclosure anymore? We have filed Ch. 7 bankruptcy.

Answered 14 years and a month ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Foreclosures
Your obligation to the mortgage company was included in the bankruptcy.  This would include the insurance obligation.  
Your obligation to the mortgage company was included in the bankruptcy.  This would include the insurance obligation.  

My husband and I walked away from a home we owned. We have tried to see it with a short sale, and have submitted 3 offers to the bank.

Answered 14 years and 6 months ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Foreclosures
I have just seen your question for the first time.  By now you know that short sales are not usually in the best interest of the home owner.  If ou still have doubts, check the discussions about short sales on our web site.  You have alsoprobably learned by now that if you don't go to court, the bank will get a judgment.  But since this went to court, that would be the holder of the second or third mortgage.  You may want to talk to a bankruptcy firm, if you haven't done so already.  We don't charge for the intiail meenting, and we even cover your parking.... Read More
I have just seen your question for the first time.  By now you know that short sales are not usually in the best interest of the home owner.... Read More
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