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SueYour Lender (Litigation Nationwide)

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Complete the attorney evaluation form

Complete the simple lender litigation check to the right. It should only take a few minutes, and gives us a chance to help determine if a consultation is appropriate.

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You will be contacted by SFF, a represenative for nationwide law firms to have your initial consultation. SFF will then gather any further pertinent information/documents so a preliminary audit review can be completed. After the review is completed, SFF will go over your options for obtaining the needed audits that can be provided to your lawyer.

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Depending on the results of the audit and the general merits of your complaint, you can then either have an SFF Network Attorney (if available in your state) review your case for free OR if your state is not covered, you will have the option to be referred to an external network attorney for $24.99.

“The best defense is a good offense!”

Defending your rights with litigation can be the best way to resolve your troubled mortgage and keep your home!

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  • Does your mortgage loan have a high interest rate, upward adjustment or balloon payment?

  • Are you stuck in an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM), Negative Amortization or Interest Only mortgage?

  • Was your mortgage loan sold and/or transferred one or more times?

  • Have you applied for a loan modification or other assistance, and been denied after getting the runaround?

  • Did you successfully complete a trial modification, only to be denied a permanent modification afterward?

  • Have you had misapplied payments that caused your credit to be adversely affected or cause other damages, including foreclosure?

  • Are you a victim of the “dual-track” foreclosure process, wherein your lender led you to believe you were working on a loan modification and then foreclosed?

  • Were you denied by the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) while current on your mortgage? Were you denied by the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), or any other loan modification program?



    • Basic Eligibility


    Requirements



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    The following list of qualifications is a general guideline and is by no means all inclusive. The best way to determine the viability of pursuing litigation against your lender is to speak to an experienced mortgage litigation attorney. There is no obligation, so call today!

    INCOME AND ASSETS: You can be employed, unemployed, or retired. The unemployed or retired should have ample cash reserves and/or other sources of income.

    MORTGAGE STATUS: Any of the ftoowing statuses are eligible: Current, Delinquent, Mitigation in Process, Mitigation Denied, Mitigation “Pending” more than 120 days, In an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM), In a Negative-Amortization Loan, In an Interest Only loan, In a “Balloon” Mortgage. Ideal clients have a mortgage balance of $100,000 or more.

    SALE STATUS/POSSESSION: You can be anywhere from current on your mortgage, to living in your already foreclosed and sold home, but not yet evicted. IN ALL CASES WHERE HOME RETENTION IS THE PRIMARY GOAL, YOU MUST OCCUPY OR LEGALLY CONTROL THE PROPERTY. Consumers that have already exited the property are typically limited to suing for monetary damages.

    HARDSHIPS: RESPA, TILA, HOBOR, “MHA declined”, “MERS”.


    The Litigation Process


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    After years of legislative evolution, individual litigation by homeowners against their mortgage lenders has become a viable legal strategy. Recent legislation in most states, most notably the Homeowner Bill of Rights (HBOR), gives homeowners a stronger hand in defending and pursuing relief for legal issues arising from their mortgage. Legislators and judges are holding lenders responsible for RESPA, TILA, HOEPA and HBOR violations, which were previously minimized in most courts. Additionally, legal issues arising from “MERS” and “improper MHA declinations” are giving homeowners additional causes of action.

    While each case is unique, mortgage litigation attorneys typically follow these basic steps:

    1. Conduct client interview and obtain all relevant documents (including any audits SFF completed for you).

    2. Analyze audits and fact patterns for all possible causes of action.

    3. Formulate and file lawsuits for all causes of action in STATE AND/OR FEDERAL court, as appropriate.


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