Foreclosure Defense North Carolina
How to Appeal a North Carolina Clerk's Foreclosure Order to Superior Court
The Step-by-Step Process for Appealing a Foreclosure in North CarolinaLosing your foreclosure hearing before the Clerk of Court is incredibly stressful, but it is not the end of t...
Using the 10-Day Upset Bid Period to Delay or Save Your North Carolina Home
Understanding North Carolina's Upset Bid StatuteIn most states, when the auctioneer's gavel falls at a foreclosure sale, the homeowner immediately loses all rights to the property...
Filing an Injunction to Stop a Foreclosure Sale Under NCGS 45-21.34 in North Carolina
Why You Must File a Separate Lawsuit to Stop ForeclosureIn North Carolina, most foreclosures are "non-judicial." This means the lender simply schedules a hearing before the local...
How Long Does the Non-Judicial Foreclosure Process Take in North Carolina?
Understanding the Step-by-Step Process in North CarolinaFacing a foreclosure can be an incredibly overwhelming experience. However, North Carolina law mandates a very specific tim...
Using North Carolina's Anti-Deficiency Statutes to Escape Mortgage Debt
What is a Deficiency Judgment?When a home goes into foreclosure, it is often sold at the courthouse auction for less than what the homeowner owes on the mortgage. For example, if...
Defeating Lenders at the North Carolina Clerk of Court Foreclosure Hearing
Understanding the Step-by-Step Process at the Clerk of CourtIn North Carolina, the vast majority of foreclosures are non-judicial. This means the bank does not take you before a t...