“It is clear that the system is ill-designed to represent the best interests of defendants.“
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Editorial – Stacking the Foreclosure Deck
Homeowners have cause to complain that the judicial deck is stacked against them in foreclosure cases.
Consider the findings of the Tribune’s Shannon Behnken, who reports current law allows the lender in some cases to actually select the legal representative for homeowners when there is a foreclosure dispute.
This is grossly unfair.
Here is the situation: When a lending company cannot find a homeowner to notify about a foreclosure lawsuit, the judge frequently appoints a guardian ad litem to represent the homeowner’s interest. But the judge typically picks the representative from a group of attorneys recommended by the lender.
The lender pays the guardian attorney’s bills, so there is some rationale for the practice. It is perhaps understandable no one questioned the system when foreclosures were relatively rare.
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This one response makes no sense. But I have a feeling it may be someone indeed intent on creating more trouble and blame the people not the banks.
Really the lenders ?Are you sure now? Sure its not just John Doe public trying to play the role of Billy Bad A$$ and take the lenders to the cleaners?