Showing posts with label foreclosure lawyers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foreclosure lawyers. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

NEW Restrictions Taking Affect Immediately in New York State For Foreclosures - Lawyers Wanting to Foreclose For Banks, Have To Take PERSONAL LIABILITY That all Paperwork is Legal and Correct! That should STOP Foreclosures there!

Now, I wonder how many lawyers are going to be WILLING To take PERSONAL LIABILITY For banks to Foreclose on properties in New York State?!  How many are now going to RUN from having the Gravy of being a Foreclosure Lawyer for banks now?

A New Restriction Affective IMMEDIATELY Makes Foreclosure Lawyers take Personal Liability for making sure all the Paper work is Legal to be able to Foreclose on a property now in New York State!

Now, if ALL States Would make this a Requirement - I would BET ALL foreclosures would come to an IMMEDIATE HALT!  It is NOT possible to have Legal Paperwork to Foreclose on a MERS Home - ALL Paperwork has to have "irregularities" as the MSM likes to call it, to COVER UP THE FRAUD OF THE BANKS/SERVICERS TRYING TO FORECLOSURE!

Portion of Article:

New York is instituting new filing requirements in order to ensure the integrity of the home foreclosure process, the state’s chief judge said Wednesday.

Lawyers bringing foreclosure claims will now be required to file an affirmation that they themselves have taken reasonable steps to verify the accuracy of documents filed in support of residential foreclosures.
“We cannot allow the courts in New York State to stand by idly and be party to what we now know is a deeply flawed process, especially when that process involves basic human needs–such as a family home–during this period of economic crisis,” said New York State Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman in a statement.

The new filing requirement goes into effect immediately. In new cases, the affirmation must be filed along with the initial request for judicial intervention. In pending cases, it must accompany a request for judgment or must be submitted to the court referee if a judgment has been entered, but the property hasn’t yet sold.