The Law Office of Thomas M. Hutton
Have you been served with a foreclosure lawsuit? If so, you likely only have 20 days to respond to the suit prior to a default judgment being entered against you. In other words, you must answer the suit in 20 days or you lose by forfeit. If more than 20 days have passed, contact a foreclosure attorney immediately as there may still be time to get help.
Contact foreclosure attorney Thomas M. Hutton for help with your foreclosure law problem! There are defenses available that might allow you to stay in your home. The banks and mortgage companies that issued these loans often made mistakes in the handling of paperwork, which often give rise to solid defenses against the suit.
Many people would never consider fighting the big, powerful bank. Foreclosure attorney Thomas M. Hutton is here to do just that - protect your rights under the law and force the bank or mortgage company to prove every single element of the case. Often, they cannot do that!
Importantly, rather than simply giving in and allowing the bank to take your home you will likely find it very beneficial to at least put up a fight.
Why fight foreclosure?
To begin, while foreclosure attorney Thomas M. Hutton is fighting the foreclosure you will not make payments on the mortgage (but you should make sure the taxes and insurance are being paid) and therefore you will be able to tuck away some money in the event that you may ultimately be forced to leave the home.
The process of fighting the foreclosure is a naturally lengthy one. Often, it takes 8 to 12 months or more for the lawsuit to reach the judgment stage if you hire an attorney to fight on your behalf.
That’s 8 to 12 months, or more, living in your home without making the payment while your attorney forces the bank to prove the elements of the case. That’s powerful and very helpful for most families.
Contact our office NOW for help with your foreclosure law issue at 850-215-3841. Or, browse our website for more details on Chapter 7 bankruptcy law, or the attorney profile.
