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Deed in lieu of forclosure 2nd mortgage not paid sent to CA

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Post Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 9:24 am    Post subject: Deed in lieu of forclosure 2nd mortgage not paid sent to CA
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My husband and his ex wife had a home with a 2nd mortgage in the state of GA ~ During the divorce the bank agreed on a deed in lieu of foreclosure. This was almost a year ago and since the bank has sold the 2nd to a collection agency. Both dollar amounts show on his credit as foreclosure from the bank. He is now receiving letters and calls from the collection agency ~ His ex took everything and he does not have a retirement and we live paycheck to paycheck. My greatest fear is they will garnish his pay and /or take our home.( He purchased a small home financed by a relative , but it is in his name. ) We can not afford an attorney and I am scared to death. The amount is $100k
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Post Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 11:16 am    Post subject:
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You could always have the relative change the owner on title. Also, if a judgment was ordered against him, it is attached to him. I believe you would need to get a court order for garnishment. Try contacting a attorney for a free consultation. Many attorneys will explain your rights, in a free consultation. Are in in GA or CA, because you might have typed both.
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Post Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 9:13 pm    Post subject:
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Welcome vrfloyd,

If the court had ordered for a deed in lieu of foreclosure, then the lender should have gone for it. He shouldn't have charged off the loan. You can fight a legal case with the lender in this ground. As Chris has said, you should contact a lawyer for free consultation in this regard.

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