What to do if I received a motion for judgment of deficiency on 2 investment properties that foreclosed on me over 3 years ago?
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What to do if I received a motion for judgment of deficiency on 2 investment properties that foreclosed on me over 3 years ago?
We have nothing now as far as assets or property. I am on disability and my wife cares for her mother and makes about $600 a month cash.”Unknown spouse” appears in the defendants box of the motion I received. Because of this should we file jointly?
Asked on December 17, 2012 under Bankruptcy Law, California
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Given the unfortunate situation that you and your spouse have no found youselves in concerning the deficiency judgment claim as to you both, I suggest that you both consult with a bankruptcy attorney to see what your legal recourse is in trying to resolve the matter.
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