Foreclosure Process Stopped In Massachusetts Helps People With An Underwater Mortgage

In breaking news today reported in Banks lose important ruling on foreclosures the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld a lower court ruling that helps people who have an underwater mortgage.

The foreclosure process used by Wells Fargo Bank and US Bancorp was stopped because they “lacked authority to foreclose.” They failed to show “that they were the holders of the mortgages at the time of foreclosure.”

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This means that if you have an underwater mortgage and are behind in your payments, the banks will have to be more cautious in the way they proceed to foreclose.

Make the bank prove that they have the legal paperwork supporting their right to foreclose before your give up your home to the bank in a foreclosure auction.

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  1. reggie denny says:

    http://marketsurfer.blogspot.com/2010/12/wells-fargo-busted-for-overdraft-fee.html

    this isn’t the first time wells fargo has been accused of funny business, remember the overdraft fee timing scandal??

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