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: Alabama Consumer BlogFree Alabama Tele-Seminar On Wrongful Foreclosures
By M. Stan Herring
We are holding a tele-seminar on Tuesday January 19th at 4pm CST to discuss issues related to Alabama foreclosures. We will cover the three stages of foreclosures in Alabama and we will go indepth into the issues we laid out in our article on Wrongful Foreclosures In Alabama.
We previously held several in person seminars but we have decided to do it by phone to make it more convenient as you can attend from the privacy of your own home or office or car (stay warm!).
This is designed to give you insight into what your options are if you are facing foreclosure or have already been foreclosed upon by your mortgage company. Very often you have a valid lawsuit or counterclaim against the mortgage company, trustee, or servicer and this tele-seminar will give you some ideas and will help you to take the necessary action to protect your home.
We will also discuss bankruptcy as an option (sometimes it is a good option but often it is better to sue) to stop a wrongful foreclosure.
While you don't have to live in Alabama to attend this seminar, it is focused on Alabama law and will be most helpful to folks living in Alabama.
We look forward to having you on the call - fill out this form below and we will send you the details such as the call in number and password to use to join the call.
If you would rather call us instead of filling out this form that is fine - please call us at 205-879-2447.
Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on January 10, 2010 (boomark / email).
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