If you want to stop foreclosure in Washington DC or Virginia, you must act quickly to protect your rights. Talk to a foreclosure attorney immediately. If you have missed mortgage payments and a foreclosure auction has been scheduled, your lender will not stop the foreclosure process until the sale of your home is complete.
The experienced foreclosure prevention attorneys at Lee Legal can help you determine your options, whether mortgage modification, refinancing, short sale, deed-in-lieu of foreclosure, strategic default or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. You may want simply to “buy time” in which to figure out which option is right for you. We can help you:
- Delay or stop a foreclosure sale or auction
- Prevent foreclosure if you are in pre-foreclosure
- Negotiate more favorable mortgage terms
- Review mortgage documents to determine chain of title
- “Strip” unsecured equity loans
We will work closely with you to identify and prepare a strategy specific to your individual circumstances and goals. In the current Virginia housing markets of Arlington and Alexandria, as well as D.C., the equity in your property will often justify the decision to avoid foreclosure. If you are facing foreclosure, you have options, but you must act quickly.
Foreclosure can have serious consequences on your credit and tax liability, so you should seek immediate legal advice on how best to proceed. Foreclosure defense and litigation, especially where bank misconduct is involved, can be incredibly complex, spanning real property law, contract and trust law, and commercial law. Lee Legal will help you examine all of your options:
- Short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure
- Mortgage work-out, refinance and modification
- Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy to stop foreclosure
- Surrender, especially for an under-water or upside-down home
Lee Legal is different from any other foreclosure attorney in Washington DC because we will help you rebuild your credit and credit score after foreclosure. Get the real facts on foreclosure. Contact Lee Legal today.
To stop foreclosure in Washington, D.C., Virginia, or Maryland, call (202) 448-5136.