Bank of America Foreclosure Stopped in Tennessee – SUCCESS
Read moreA Wilson County Tennessee Court stopped a Foreclosure by Bank of America today. Bank of America (represented by Shapiro and Kirsch), was attempting to foreclose in Tennessee on a Note they claimed was held by the Federal National Mortgage Association. The forelcosure was stopped by a Wilson County Judge. The home owner did not take out the loan with Bank
Uncontested & Contested Divorce in Tennessee with Children
in DivorceRead moreUncontested Divorce with children in Tennessee, Divorce with children, how much money is this going to cost? Parents that are getting a divorce in Tennessee with kids want to know how much an Attorney is going to cost. They are often rightfully concerned about money… but also their kids. There is no greater responsibility than the children. Money is important,
Bank Foreclosure Settlement Tennessee
Read moreThe bank foreclosure settlement applies to the people of Tennessee. There are many questions that people want answered. How do I get a check for the bank foreclosure settlement in Tennessee? What are the Bank foreclosure settlement details? Am I eligible for the big bank foreclosure settlement? If my house was foreclosed on by Bank of America, Wells Fargo and
Foreclosure in Tennessee
Read moreThere are many rumors about foreclosures floating around the great State of Tennessee. People are asking themselves whether or not the issues pertaining to MERS, Securitization of their home loans, and other activities that banks have engaged in, will actually mean anything in this State. Most people don’t realize that our great State has a long tradition in property laws.
Tennessee Bank Foreclosure And Forensic Loan Audits
in BankruptcyRead moreBEWARE OF SCAMS AND NON-ATTORNEYS GIVING ADVICE Tennessee is seeing a huge rise in foreclosures. There is also a huge rise in scams involving the subject matter. There are people who are trying to wrongfully cash in on the foreclosure situation by promising people who are facing foreclosure that by getting a very expensive loan audit and hiring an out
How much do you have to owe to file bankruptcy?
in BankruptcyRead moreHow much do you have to owe to file bankruptcy? Filing for Bankruptcy in Tennessee is a difficult decision. Most people want to know if Bankruptcy in Tennessee is the right option or not. It’s a hard subject to deal with and it’s even harder to ask people “How much do you have to owe to file bankruptcy?” The answer
Tennessee Foreclosure and MERS
Read moreWhat is MERS? People who are facing foreclosure in Tennessee always want to know about MERS. People want to know if they see the word MERS on their deed if that will help stop foreclosure in Tennessee. MERS is short for the Mortgage Electronic Registration System. It has been defined by a Kansas Court as: “A private corporation that administers
How Do I Keep My Child in Tennessee?
in DivorceRead morePeople always want to ask an know how they get and keep custody of children in Tennessee. The law can get complex and because of the amount of emotion involved it is a hard issue to look at. There is a strong presumption in the law to give the biological parents the right to raise their children. But the problems
Tennessee Banks won’t stop foreclosing on homes and mortgages they don’t own
in BankruptcyRead moreBanks in Tennessee are still trying to foreclose on houses that they don’t own. People in Tennessee paying Mortgages are facing foreclosures from imposters. All too often I get calls from people who are in their homes and facing foreclosure in Tennessee. They have been speaking to a representative from the bank who keeps promising to “review” the file, and consider
National Mortgage Settlement Summary
in BankruptcyRead moreAccording to the National Mortgage Settlement web site, 49 state attorneys general and the federal government reached agreement to settle a long-running dispute with the country’s five largest loan servicers: Ally/GMAC, Bank of America, Citi, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo. The settlement will provide as much as $25 billion in relief to distressed borrowers and direct payments to states and the
