How foreclosure defenses typically work: standing, defective notice, servicer errors, and dual tracking — as concepts.
A calm explainer on two related foreclosure-defense concepts: the kinds of errors loan servicers can make, and dual tracking — foreclosure moving forward while a loss-mitigation application is still under review.
A calm explainer on defective notice as a foreclosure defense concept: what notices are for, what 'defective' means, why rules vary, and how a notice question fits into defending a foreclosure.
Why must the party foreclosing prove it has the right to do so? A calm explainer on the standing concept in foreclosure: what it means, why transfers complicate it, and how challenges work.
What does it mean to 'defend' a foreclosure? A calm explainer on the concept of legal challenges: what a defense is, the categories of defenses, and what raising one involves.