Judicial Foreclosure
Judicial Foreclosure is the type of foreclosure where the lenders will mandatorily have to obtain a court order before they can proceed with actually selling the debtors house or property. This typically happens when there is no power of sale clause explicitly specified in the mortgage or the deed of trust.
The power of sale clause is, as the name suggests, what would allow for the lender to sell the collateral property without first requiring a court order. This brings us to a Non-Judicial Foreclosure.
Non-Judicial Foreclosure
Non-Judicial Foreclosure is carried out by lenders when the mortgage or the deed of trust does have a power of sale clause in it. The power of sale clause essentially provisions the lender to sell the collateral property of the debtor in order to recuperate unpaid loans without needing permission from the court in the form of a court order.
What to do when faced with foreclosure?
Irrespective of whether your mortgage has a power of sale clause or not, it can be an overwhelming and scary experience to be faced with the possibility of losing your and your family’s home.
Furthermore, in the days leading up to the initiation of the process of foreclosure itself, you may even be intimidated with letters from the lender asking you to make payments and the tone and wording in these letters and notifications can certainly be perceived as threatening.
There are several ways to deal with foreclosure and to avoid it all together. Filing for bankruptcy is one such method. Depending on what sort of bankruptcy you are granted, you may alternatively open up the option of paying back the loan in a sound payment plan which is more suitable for you. In some cases, you may be completely excused from paying back the loan itself. Do not bank on this though.
Legal help is right around digital corner
You need legal help. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure this out. This is why this site was built and our site has saved lives and resurrected others. This is why we take our job so serious, we want to help people out with their legal issues.
To secure an attorney, you could use the interactive map to find the best foreclosure lawyers in Arizona near you. The local lawyer’s directory on the front page of our site is also an easy way to get connected with a legal representative.
If you have any questions or issues in this process this is what you need to do: you can fill out the free confidential evaluation form and we will call you right back at an appropriate time. Or you can send us your phone number and info via the online chat form and we will call you back shortly as well.
Let’s make this happen! This situation is not going away!
