Mortgage Foreclosure Defenses: Setoff Setoff is an example of a defense to a mortgage foreclosure lawsuit. This defense alleges that […]

The Special Right to Redeem Once a sheriff’s sale is confirmed, the special right to redeem may apply. The special

Understanding the ICFA The Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act (ICFA) is a broad piece of legislation that

Rescission This defense is based on the federal Truth In Lending Act (TILA). Under the Act, lenders are required to

Secured vs. Unsecured Debt & Chapter 13 Lien Strips For example, Allen owns a house with two mortgages in Lombard,

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Your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Discharge Once your debts are discharged in your Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your creditors cannot initiate or

Mortgage Securitization Mortgage securitization is the process of bundling many mortgages into a pool, and then selling shares of that

Debt Settlement Debt settlement companies typically seek to assist consumers by settling their outstanding debts for less than is owed.