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We explain exactly how to stop mortgage
foreclosures in Louisville using Kentucky's laws as an example. We help fight
the house foreclosure scams and con artists that can steal your
house or home equity. We can file an answer to your
foreclosure to give you additional time to do a work out or modification with your mortgage
company or file a bankruptcy to help avoid or stop the foreclosure. Here
is a general time timeline of the
foreclosure process and the newsweek
article about when it is time to walk away instead of
avoid foreclosure.
Waiting too long to stop a home foreclosure is
fatal. It increases the legal expenses, the mortgage company
charges you, and chances are you will lose your property in
foreclosure by not defending yourself. If you get legal help pre-foreclosure, you have far
more choices and less expense. Waiting till a week or two before a home
foreclosure sale means you only have one or two ways to avoid
the mortgage foreclosure. If you get help when you get the pre-
foreclosure letter from the mortgage company you, have at
least 6 different methods to avoid and stop your home
foreclosure.
Kentucky Foreclosure Guide
is here.
To stop a home foreclosure you can see each
section in our manual for explanations of how to do it:
- Get a new house loan (there is help in
some cases and at prime rates)
- Pre-Foreclosure Mortgage Workouts
- Bankruptcy that can strip and destroy a
second mortgage
- Short Sale or Straw Purchases
- Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
- Fight the foreclosure
Each method to avoid
foreclosure has different advantages and we can help to do each
properly. We are happy to give you a free foreclosure
consultation in our office to discuss what can be done to avoid
your foreclosure. Please beware of
Rescue scams claiming to help
you stop a Kentucky foreclosure and here is a timeline of the
foreclosure process.
If you have had a lawsuit filed against you then
seek an attorney immediately to answer the lawsuit or file a bankruptcy to save
your home. If you have not had a foreclosure lawsuit filed against
you this is the link to the state of
Kentucky's stop foreclosure website. |