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Another Victory For Estavillo Law Group Against Wells Fargo
On January 14, 2019, the Alameda County Superior Court granted our Client’s Motion to Consolidate/Stay an unlawful detainer (eviction) action with our client’s pending wrongful foreclosure action against Wells Fargo Bank N.A. and Amador Avenue Properties, LLC (“Amador”). Prior to…
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Recent Court Victories for Our Foreclosure Law Clients
The Estavillo Law Group, P.C. has had a busy few months battling the banks on behalf of our foreclosure clients. Our victories include: On June 20, 2019, the Contra Costa County Superior Court found in our Clients’ favor and granted their…
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Estavillo Law Successful In Another Sacramento Foreclosure Case
Case Name: Barcellos v. Franklin Credit Management Corporation; Bosco Credit II, LLC; Deutsche Bank National Trust Company as Certificate Trustee on behalf of Bosco Credit II Trust Series 2010-1; First American Title Insurance Company; and Does 1-20 Victory over the following…
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Zombies Aren’t Just For Halloween
With Halloween just around the corner, the words, zombie foreclosure, may seem like holiday terminology but according to data from ATTOM Data Solutions, over 14,000 properties in the foreclosure process were vacant as of the end of Q3 2017. Although…
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Latasha Allen Joins Estavillo Law Group
We are excited to welcome Latasha Allen to the firm. As our Client Relations Manager, Latasha will be working with our new clients to get them acquainted with the firm and helping to ensure all of your questions are answered when you…
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Disabled Navy Vet & Hayward Citizen Of The Year Facing Homlessness
UPDATE: We have received an overwhelming number of responses to our “Disabled Navy Vet & Hayward Citizen of The Year Facing Homlessness” blog post with requests from people wanting to help our client. Below is a link to a Go Fund…
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