Understanding the Foreclosure Process
While you may not want to consider the loss of your home after being served a notice of foreclosure, you need to know what to expect in the foreclosure process and how that process might help you in ways you don't know today. At 511-LAW.com, our attorneys will provide you the advice and advocacy you need.
Contact us at 877-511-LAW.com (511-5292).
Act Fast to Prevent Foreclosure
The process of foreclosure in Florida can lead to litigation if you fail to respond to the Complaint within the mandatory 20 days. Upon being served, you cannot be asked to leave immediately. It is still your home until the foreclosure is properly concluded and the house is sold. You can stay in your home while an attorney at 511-LAW.com builds an aggressive defense or seeks a loan modification.
Ignoring the complaint is not a wise option. If you fail to respond, you may lose certain rights and defenses, limit your options and reduce your window of opportunity. Your lender may pursue a more accelerated course to judgment resulting in a much earlier judgment and sale of your home. By letting us help you with your response, you may preserve your rights and defenses and gain the time you need to make the best decisions for your family.
Exploring All Options to Keep You in Your Home
Once you retain our firm, we will explore with you all of your options to identify the strategy best suited to your needs and objectives. We will employ the steps needed to provide you the time to stay in your home, to explore and negotiate a loan modification or to negotiate a settlement in an effective, informed manner instead of rushing to a solution.
We will explore your options with you at every step of the way. Motions, answers, defenses, discovery and trial all present opportunities to negotiate a solution with your lender. Our objective is convince your lender that there are better solutions for both you and your lender than the continued time and expense of litigation.
Contact Us
A notice of foreclosure is not the end, but the beginning of the process. Let our attorneys help you understand your choices so that you can make the best decisions for your family. For more information about the foreclosure process or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer, please contact our Fort Lauderdale based firm today.
