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: Alabama Consumer BlogVideo - Letter Demanding You Leave Your Home After Foreclosure
By M. Stan Herring
Getting threatened with foreclosure is tough.
Actually being foreclosed on is tough.
Particularly when the mortgage company has foreclosed illegally.
But then to add insult to injury, you will receive a letter demanding you leave your home or you will be sued.
Remember this - if the foreclosure was wrong . . . and they often are . . . then the threat of a lawsuit (ejectment) is something that you can turn to your advantage by countersuing for the illegal conduct of the mortgage companies.
To help you understand this area of the law a little bit better in Alabama, you can request our book (at no charge) - "The Five Most Common Mistakes Alabama Consumers Make When Sued For Ejectment" please fill out the form below:
If you would like more information on foreclosures, please check out our articles The Three Stages Of Foreclosure In Alabama and Wrongful Foreclosures In Alabama.
If you have further questions or concerns, feel free to contact us through our website or by calling 205-879-2447.
Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on May 31, 2010 (boomark / email).
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