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Young Law Group, PLLC can help homeowners fight mortgage foreclosure actions in state court as well as federal court.

Some of our legal services include drafting and service of an answer with counterclaims to a lender or mortgage bank servicer foreclosure summons and complaint, disclosure and discovery demands, representation at a foreclosure settlement conference, and filing as well as opposing motions to dismiss, motions for dismissal, default judgment, appointment of a referee, order of reference, summary judgment, judgment of foreclosure and sale, notice of auction and sale, and/or an emergency order to show cause with temporary restraining order.

In addition, our law firm and our attorneys provide assistance and representation in loss mitigation negotiations and alternatives, including Tier 1 and Tier 2 Making Home Affordable (MHA) a/k/a Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) loan modifications, which sometimes result in mortgage loan interest rate reductions, principal reductions, principal forgiveness, and/or principal forbearances.
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Young Law Group, PLLC was founded for the sole purpose of providing a new level of legal experience and expertise to those having experienced financial hardship.
With respect to dedication in utilizing strategy, logic and methodical evaluation processes; Young Law Group, PLLC is a reflection of a new age law firm which encapsulates honesty, dedication, experience, character, ability, and ingenuity.
A foreclosure defense allows homeowners to assert their rights and oppose a foreclosure proceeding by engaging in litigation defense strategies.
A loan workout describes any one of the following methods listed below, utilized by a borrower and a lending/servicing institution.
Federal bankruptcy law (Title 11 of the United States Code, otherwise called the "Bankruptcy Code") was enacted.
Debt settlement, also known as debt arbitration or debt negotiation, is an approach to debt reduction in which the debtor.
A foreclosure defense allows homeowners to assert their rights and oppose a foreclosure proceeding by engaging in litigation defense strategies.
One method of addressing a foreclosure proceeding is to defend the foreclosure litigation.
Our law firm can assist a client right from the start by answering the initial summons and complaint.
Considering that 20-30 days from the date of service an answer and/or motion to dismiss is due, it is imperative to file a timely response.
Such answer is one out of several documents that are usually filed as part of a foreclosure defense.
After a lender forecloses, either it or a third-party purchases the property at foreclosure auction and becomes the owner of the property.
Thereafter, the new owner of the property will commence a holdover proceeding in the local court to remove or evict you from the property.
While there are defenses which may be raised by an occupant/respondent named in a holdover proceeding, time is of the essence because these proceedings transpire on an expedited basis.
As such, it is important to get legal assistance as soon as you receive any post foreclosure notices, such as a "notice to quit."
Federal bankruptcy law (Title 11 of the United States Code, otherwise called the "Bankruptcy Code") was enacted to allow the honest debtor, who is unable to meet his/her financial obligations, to obtain a fresh financial start or to reorganize his/her financial affairs.
Bankruptcy law accomplishes this goal by providing debtors with a legally enforceable mechanism through which they may: (1) eliminate, reduce and/or extend most debt, and (2) protect themselves, subject to certain qualifications, during the bankruptcy case, from pursuit and harassment by their creditors.
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