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Estavillo Stops Foreclosure Using Newly Enacted Law –California Homeowners Bill Of Rights

Estavillo Stops Foreclosure Using Newly Enacted Law –California Homeowners Bill Of Rights

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At the Estavillo Law Group, we have 50 years of combined experience inReal Estate and Foreclosure law. We offer a big firm experience at a small firm price. Most large law firms have become so big it translates to an enormous overhead. At our firm, we are committed to delivering the highest quality results while keeping our client costs down.

Published on Jun 26, 2013. Checked again/updated on Apr 23, 2024

This week the Law Offices of Jason W. Estavillo was successful in getting a Temporary Restraining Order (“TRO”) to stop a foreclosure that was scheduled for tomorrow in Alameda County Superior Court. The decision was based on the recently enacted California Homeowners Bill of Rights. Contact us to find out how these newly enacted laws impact your case.

For more information about how we can help you and your foreclosure case, please contact us for a free consultation.

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