Court Upholds Maryland Foreclosure Notification Process
posted 9:50 am Wed February 13, 2008 - ANNAPOLIS, Md.
The opinion by the Maryland Court of Appeals says it would be up to the legislature to make any changes. The law requires that foreclosure plans be published in a newspaper and sent to the homeowner via regular and certified mail about two weeks before the property is sold. If the owner doesn't receive the message, the owner could still lose the home.
Joyce Griffin of Pasadena went to court after learning she had lost her home in a foreclosure sale. Her attorney argued that personal service of the foreclosure notice should have been required to guarantee due process.Latest Comment on Court Upholds Maryland Foreclosure Notification Process
DVLISH14U
12:18 pm on 02/13/08
What kind of notification do you need? You know that if you have missed 3 or more payments and dodged phone calls that sooner or later, you will be put out. It only a matter of time and start packing.
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