Consumer Action Law Group provides legal advice to help people get rid of debt and stop foreclosure sales. Their attorneys help homeowners to save their homes by filing lawsuits and bankruptcies to stop foreclosure and wipe out debt. Home foreclosures are still a common occurrence in California. There are various ways to stop a foreclosure […]
Notice of Trustee Sale
What Does Notice of Trustee Sale Mean?
In California, and many other states, a notice of trustee sale is the final written notice that a lender has scheduled a date to sell a home in a foreclosure auction. When a borrower receives a notice of default or a notice of trustee sale, there is time remaining to take steps to stop the […]
Does Chapter 13 Stop Foreclosure? Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney
There are times when life brings financial hardship. Layoffs, disabling accidents, and natural disasters can all strike without warning. Individuals, families, and companies can all face financial crisis, and during such times of crisis, it may be that a foreclosure attorney who also practices bankruptcy might be able to provide the knowledge and skill you […]
How to Stop a Foreclosure Sale
Foreclosure attorney at Consumer Action Law Group helps homeowners stop foreclosure by filing lawsuits and bankruptcy. Declaring bankruptcy is the most cost effective way to fight the foreclosure process. June 18th, 2015 – Los Angeles, CA — In California, the mortgage company has the right to start the foreclosure process when homeowners cannot keep up […]
Foreclosure Attorneys That Sue Lenders for Dual Tracking to Stop Foreclosure
Los Angeles, CA — 04/21/2015 — For those borrowers who have received a Notice of Trustee Sale or Notice of Default from their lender, stopping foreclosure is still possible. With the California foreclosure laws, stopping a wrongful foreclosure can be done through litigation and bankruptcy. There are several ways to stop a foreclosure from moving […]
STOP Notice of Trustee Sale and the Ocwen Foreclosure Process today by Filing a Lawsuit or Filing Bankruptcy
“As soon as someone is served with a notice of trustee sale, they should get in touch with us. We hold Ocwen accountable to follow the legal process. We stop the foreclosure sale immediately and..”
Foreclosure Help in Los Angeles, California
From Hollywood to Calabasas, Pasadena to Culver City, homeowners all over Los Angeles still need foreclosure help. Some are facing foreclosure within the next week – others are wondering if their mortgage company can legally refuse their checks and are trying to figure out what their next step should be. Something as simple as a […]
Stop Foreclosure after a Notice of Default
Receiving an official Notice of Default from your lender means that they have officially started the foreclosure process. A Notice of Default, or NOD, is issued by your lender’s attorneys after 3 or more missed mortgage payments. At this stage of the foreclosure timeline, the bank will let you know how much must be paid […]
Hire a Foreclosure Attorney to Stop California Foreclosure
All year long, Californians have been seeing news stories stating that foreclosure rates are down substantially, but the truth is that foreclosures will always exist or at an increased rate since the US economy is doing poorly and the unemployment rate is increasing. New laws protecting homeowners, called the California Homeowner’s Bill of Rights, were […]
Notice of Trustee Sale – We Stop Trustee Sale
A Notice of Trustee Sale (NTS) is the official notice that your home will be sold at auction in accordance with California foreclosure laws. If you have received a Notice of Trustee Sale, the best thing to do is call and talk to one of our foreclosure lawyers at our Los Angeles law firm to […]
Notice of Default – Learn How to Stop NOD
Upon missing a number of payments, banks and lenders issue a Notice of Default against your property. This document serves as a notice to the homeowner that mortgage payments have either been incomplete or unavailable for at least three months. Banks may then issue a Notice of Trustee Sale which gives notice that your property […]
