arizona foreclosure lawyer: UCC Defense in Arizona - Hail Mary Pass or worthwhile legal defense - soliciting comments to legal theory
- 01/24/11 12:07 PM
THE POWER OF PAPER, DOES THE UCC GIVE HOMEOWNERS A FIGHTING CHANCE? PRESENT THE ORIGINAL NOTE - IF YOU DON'T - I CANNOT BE IN DEFAULT UNDER THE UCC. IF I AM NOT IN DEFAULT HOW CAN YOU FORECLOSURE UNDER STATE LAW? THE FOLLOWING IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE AND NOT INTENDED TO SERVE AS LEGAL ADVICE. IF YOU HAVE SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR FORECLOSURE SITUATION, OR HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT BANKRUPTCY, CONTACT US TO DISCUSS YOUR SPECIFIC CASE AT (877) 276-5084. INSTEAD, THE FOLLOWING IS A LEGAL THEORY PRESENTED TO ME BY A PROFESSOR OF LAW AT A MAJOR LAW SCHOOL. HE … (0 comments)
arizona foreclosure lawyer: Arizona Attorney general settles with Countywide
- 01/09/11 11:37 AM
THE SHENANNIGANS NEVER SEEM TO END March 13, 2009 was supposed to be a victory for homeowners in Arizona. Facing allegations of consumer mortgage fraud, Countrywide agreed to develop and implement a loan modification program for Arizona borrowers making it easier for homeowners to keep their homes. Unfortunately, Countrywide, (now Bank of America) has repeatedly violated the agreement. Attorney General Terry Goddard filed the complaint in Maricopa County Superior Court on December 17, 2010 after being flooded with complaints by Arizona homeowners. The complaint asks the court to hold Bank of America in contempt for violating the … (1 comments)
We will be discussing our Client who reinstated her loan (with Bank of America) prior to the foreclosure trustee sale of her property. The trustee informed my client they would be putting her sale on hold and if they did sell the proeprty they would announce Plaintiff had reinstated her loan. The trustee was Recontrust (a subsidiary of Bank of America) and although Plaintiff was informed that the sale would be put on hold, it obviously was not. A purchaser bought the property at auction for $198,000 then raced back to Plaintiff's house and coerced her into signing a … (0 comments)
arizona foreclosure lawyer: Poetic justice? Indymac and Onewest Bank........lawyers have had enough with the nonsense.......
- 04/06/10 02:57 PM
It is music to my ears to learn I am not the only attorney suing Indymac and OneWest bank. These guys are amazing. Indymac goes out of business because it originates loans that cannot be repaid (yet, supposedly this is all the borrowers fault and not theirs). Then, the FDIC comes in like superman to SAVER THE DAY (receivership) and forms "Indymac Federal" (yeah, whatever the heck that means). Then OneWest sees a HUGE OPPORTUNITY to buy all of Indymacs junk loans and enters into a loan sale agreement with the FDIC. You can find the contact on the internet. Then, … (0 comments)
arizona foreclosure lawyer: FORECLOSURE ISSUES: CAN A LENDER PURSUE A DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT IN ARIZONA?
- 03/14/10 05:19 PM
GENERAL LEGAL PRINCIPLES BY STEVE VONDRAN ATTORNEY. Mr. Vondran is licensed to practice law in California and Arizona and maintains an office in Newport Beach, California and Phoenix, Arizona. He currently practices in the area of Real Estate, Foreclosure Defense, and Bankruptcy. He can be reached at (877) 276-5084. The following is general legal information only and is not to be relied upon as legal advice or a substitution for legal advice. As law frequently change, and as new cases interpret the law, the following may be inaccurate, out-of-date or missing law pertinent to you case. Therefore, do not rely on the following … (0 comments)
THE POWER OF PAPER, DOES THE UCC GIVE HOMEOWNERS A FIGHTING CHANCE?
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