California Courts of Appeal
Oct. 17, 2013
Tide shifts for homeowners alleging wrongful foreclosure
After years of losses in the trial courts, homeowners alleging wrongful foreclosure are making their pitch in the appellate courts. And in several precedent-setting rulings this year, they have won.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Robin Fetisoff had lived in her Berkeley house for 35 years, using it to run a children's day care. But when she and her husband were hit with medical problems, they had trouble keeping up with their mortgage payments. She negotiated reduced payments with her bank and paid on time for five months. But then CitiMortgage told her it was going to foreclose on the house anyway, two weeks before Christmas. ...
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