This is up to the judge governing the …
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Comment posted Can An Amicus Curiae Brief Be Given In A Divorce Proceeding To Expedite A Mortgage Sale To Avoid Foreclosure? by Elana.
This is up to the judge governing the proceedings.
Either the mortgager or the other party can petition
the judge to hear this information, but you can easily
imagine him putting that off until the slow party is
represented.
However, if the petition explains why it needs to be
dealt with quickly, you might get some action.
Elana also commented
- It’s all up to the court. Whether continuances are granted, and whether an amicus brief is allowed.
Until and unless the court intervenes, the stalling party can continue dragging their feet as long as they can get away with it.
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Your property manager is obviously not licensed because they do not know what they are talking about!!
Even if the house is in foreclosure, you still MUST legally pay the rent! You must pay until the day you move out or the day the owner no longer owns it.
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Legally you need to pay the rent. Your property manager needs to be in jail.
The bank that takes over your house will tell you when they have possession, at which time you stop paying rent and move out.
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2 Responses to “This is up to the judge governing the …”
November 3rd, 2009 at 6:40 pm
This is up to the judge governing the proceedings.
Either the mortgager or the other party can petition
the judge to hear this information, but you can easily
imagine him putting that off until the slow party is
represented.
However, if the petition explains why it needs to be
dealt with quickly, you might get some action.
November 3rd, 2009 at 11:44 pm
It’s all up to the court. Whether continuances are granted, and whether an amicus brief is allowed.
Until and unless the court intervenes, the stalling party can continue dragging their feet as long as they can get away with it.