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Foreclosure and Bankruptcy

For many individuals, their first contact with a bankruptcy attorney is related to a foreclosure on their home or other property.

Foreclosure is a legal process in which a lender, who holds a mortgage on your property, seeks to execute the mortgage and take possession of your home because you were not able to make timely payments on your loan.

When your property is under foreclose the lender or mortgage holder may sell your property to pay for the outstanding loan as well as any legal and foreclosure fees.

The law governing foreclosure can be complex, however, the final outcome is simple, your property is taken and sold to a third party.

Typically, you have no recourse against the lender or purchaser after the sale. However, there are several options available prior to the foreclosure.

Many lenders will work with the creditor / home owner to keep the home out of foreclosure.

You should learn your legal rights prior to entering into a discussion with your lender about modifying your original loan agreement, entering into a second loan agreement or restructuring your payment schedule.

Knowing your rights puts you in a better position to negotiate a solution.

If your lender has notified you that your loan is in default, or they are "accelerating" your loan, or the lender has placed your home in foreclosure you need to speak to an experienced and skillful attorney about your rights as a debtor.

Attorney Grew provides early morning (6:00 am.) and evening (8:00 pm) appointments to accommodate your schedule. He provides free consultations and can help you stop a pending foreclosure.

Contact Attorney Grew at (781) 520-1758 for a free initial consultation and to review your options.

Attorney James Grew, 999 Broadway, Ste. 301, Stonehill Corporate Ctr., Saugus, Ma 01906
Telephone: (781) 520-1758
Fax: (781) 231-3273

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This office is owned and operated by Attorney James Grew, A Massachusetts licensed attorney. Attorney Grew handles bankruptcy, debtor rights, foreclosure and family law cases throughout Essex County, Middlesex County and Suffolk County, the North Shore and Metro Boston including the following communities: Salisbury Ma. 01952, Newburyport Ma. 01950, Newbury Ma. 01951, Georgetown Ma. 01833, Danvers Ma. 01923, Topsfield Ma. 01983 , Middleton Ma. 01949, Hamilton Ma. 01936, Essex Ma. 01929, Beverly Ma. 01915, , Salem Ma. 01970, 01971, Peabody Ma. 01960, 01961, Lynn Ma. , Nahant Ma.01908, Swampscott Ma. 01907 , Marblehead Ma. 01945, Lynnfield Ma. 01940, Saugus Ma. 01906, Wakefield Ma. 01880, Reading Ma. 01867, Stoneham Ma. 02180, Melrose Ma. 02176, Everett Ma. 02149, Revere Ma. 02151, Woburn Ma., Chelsea Ma. 02150. and Boston Ma