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Estavillo Leads Three More Clients To Foreclosure Law Success
The Law Offices of Jason W. Estavillo led clients to foreclosure law success in three recent court rulings. In one case we defended a client in summary judgment brought by Aurora Loan Services. In two other cases we were successful in getting…
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Homeowner Victorious In Unprecedented Foreclosure Case Against Bank Of America
The Fifth Appellate District of the California Court of Appeals issued a 29-page opinion which reversed the trial court’s granting a demurer in favor of Bank of America and against the homeowner (Glaski) in an unprecedented foreclosure case. Some of the…
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Estavillo Stops Foreclosure Using Newly Enacted Law –California Homeowners Bill Of Rights
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…
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Independent Foreclosure Review Settlement Checks From RUST
Did you receive an Independent Foreclosure Review Settlement Check from RUST? (The Independent Foreclosure Review Administrator) If so, you may be wondering what the check is for and how it might impact your foreclosure. Earlier this year thirteen mortgage servicing companies subject to enforcement…
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California Code Of Civil Procedure §529: What Is It And How Does It Impact Your Case?
In my previous post I discussed how to stop a foreclosure using a court order. When time is of the essence we go in ex parte to get a TRO aka temporary restraining order, but as the name suggests it…
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How Do I Stop Foreclosure?
That is a question that is asked by anyone facing an impending foreclosure in California. Because California is a non-judicial foreclosure state the purported lender or agent on behalf of the lender only needs to jump through a couple of hoops,…
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