If you have trouble making payments on your property, it may be no surprise that it could be in danger of foreclosure. What might surprise you are the frustrations, agitations, and complications that come with the foreclosure process. During this difficult time, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed and worried about the future. That’s why it’s wise to seek out informed, experienced legal guidance.
I’ve spent my career helping others find financial relief. As a foreclosure attorney serving Hinesville and Savannah, Georgia, and neighboring cities of Statesboro and Richmond Hill, I’m dedicated to working with you to seek a favorable outcome. Contact me at Pytte Law for a free consultation.
Foreclosure can occur in Georgia when the property owner:
As a result, a ‘default’ occurs. Once you’ve defaulted on a payment, you risk the property heading into the foreclosure process.
Georgia is a “non-judicial foreclosure” state. This means that the lender can foreclose on your home without filing suit or appearing in court. While the exact procedure for foreclosure is detailed in the Official Code of Georgia, Sections 44-14-162 through 44-14-162.4, generally, if you go into foreclosure you can expect the process to include:
You have several options when faced with the loss of your home to foreclosure. An experienced attorney will help you decide which option best fits your circumstances including:
Filing for bankruptcy when faced with foreclosure is not a sign of failure. In fact, you might be able to keep your home and other personal property. Always consult your legal team for more information.
Don’t face foreclosure alone. At Pytte Law, I will provide the guidance and dedication you need. Your property is too important to risk. Call for a free consultation and let me help you fight to take back control of your finances. I proudly serve clients in Savannah, Hinesville, and the surrounding counties throughout Georgia.