Perspective
Sep. 20, 2012
Three wrong foreclosure delay theories
Defaulted homeowners are often easy targets for lawyers peddling false hopes that foreclosure may be avoided by suing the lender on abstruse, but meritless theories. By Jan T. Chilton and Jon D. Ives of Severson & Werson PC
Defaulted homeowners, often frantic to avoid foreclosure, are easy targets for lawyers peddling false hopes that foreclosure may be avoided by suing the lender on abstruse, but meritless theories. The result is a flood of litigation that threatens to inundate our already over-stretched court system. Among these fanciful, but fancy-sounding theories are the three laid to rest in this article.
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