MABRY tip no injunction needed to stop foreclosure TERRY MABRY et al., opinion 2923.5 Cilvil code

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Author: timothymccandless

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7 thoughts on “MABRY tip no injunction needed to stop foreclosure TERRY MABRY et al., opinion 2923.5 Cilvil code”

  1. Wow thank you… this maybe very helpful.. Things that have happened to us such as not even posting REQUIRED notices would be able to be addressed then. THANKS>

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  2. Thanks Tim

    Can you quote case reference on this? I would love to read the pleadings.

    I just read 2923.5 Civil code and could not find anything relating to what you are saying.

    Also, what do you mean by a “mini trial”? In what court? Presumably, we have an existing pending foreclosure in administrative process pending a trustee sale. Do you mean file a civil action in Superior Court and present evidence that the case is unlikely to prevail?

    Filing a suit requires the Judge to set a trial date..which could be (likely be) after the sale date.

    I am confused. Thanks in advance.

    Sincerely
    George

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  4. I am looking for help on a possible foreclosure. I need to know the quickest way to stop it, would it be with an attorney for an injunction? or claiming bankrutcy?
    This is for a second home out of state. Someone please respond.

    Thanks

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