Foreclosure Defense
Served with foreclosure papers?
Court date scheduled? Mediation coming up? My office is the largest foreclosure defense law firm in the State of Connecticut dedicated to providing homeowners with quality legal counsel in foreclosure mediation and foreclosure defense. My staff are specially trained in Connecticut foreclosure laws and will guide you through the Connecticut foreclosure process. We work only on foreclosure defense, mediation with your lender and mortgage modification.
Do you have a mortgage but are struggling financially?
We can help.
Whether you are paying on time, a month or two late, or are more than three months behind with your mortgage payments, we can answer your questions.
Having trouble getting through to your lender? Stop the runaround and talk to us about how we can help. We have assisted hundreds of Connecticut homeowners through the modification process to save their homes. Just need more time? We can do that too.
Getting served with foreclosure papers can be scary and stressful, but don’t go to that court date alone. My staff and I work only on Connecticut foreclosure laws & defense, mediation with your lender and mortgage modification.
When is the right time to call? At any point in the foreclosure process. You have many, many options even when you are in foreclosure. But of course the sooner the better, even before the foreclosure process starts if possible. I have helped homeowners even after the foreclosure auction happens, but you have more options the sooner we intervene. Don’t hesitate to call to discuss those options with me. You can fill out my contact form as well.
Contact us today to talk about your current situation and see how we can help.
Got Debt? by Sarah Poriss
How would you respond if a collection agent told you, “You know, debt never really goes away.”
From that conversation, Attorney Sarah Poriss realized you just can’t make this stuff up, and started writing down everything she saw happen while helping hard-working Americans with their money problems. Got Debt? Dispatches from the Front Lines of America’s Financial Crisis examines the way the average person relates to money, how they respond when in debt, and how our society treats those who struggle to pay their bills.
Connecting Cinco de Mayo to foreclosure, Dickens to debtor’s prisons, and credit scores to dandruff shampoo, Poriss guides you through the psyche of the financially-stressed American, giving us a new perspective on what it means to have “good credit” or to be a “dead beat.”