Posted on: 28th Jun, 2012 12:31 am
Hi,
My home is in California, and have been forclosed on without being served any summons at all as I'm not even in the country and have not been for the past year....The mortgage company in question is Aurora loan which has 2 class actions suits (on in California and 1 IN Forida for shaddy practice's which I'm going to check into or find an Lawer to see if i have a leg to stand on....I was told by friends in the us that it was to go to auction this last june 18th.....I checked and they have many if not thousands of complaints on them...any ideas or help would be great
My home is in California, and have been forclosed on without being served any summons at all as I'm not even in the country and have not been for the past year....The mortgage company in question is Aurora loan which has 2 class actions suits (on in California and 1 IN Forida for shaddy practice's which I'm going to check into or find an Lawer to see if i have a leg to stand on....I was told by friends in the us that it was to go to auction this last june 18th.....I checked and they have many if not thousands of complaints on them...any ideas or help would be great
Hi steve!
Welcome to forums!
A summons should be served to you if the lender decides to foreclose the property. Unless the summons is served, the lender shouldn't foreclose the property.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
A summons should be served to you if the lender decides to foreclose the property. Unless the summons is served, the lender shouldn't foreclose the property.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
There are many ways to serve a summons, including by publication. Do not assume because you are out of the country, that they have not filed a proof of service and obtained a judgment. Hire a local attorney to research the status of your property.
How long as it been since you've made a mortgage payment?
