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Cuyahoga County Judges Tell Banks to Get Foreclosure Paperwork in Order or Cases Will Be Dismissed

By Cleveland Law Library

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An article from the Washington Post has reported on Cuyahoga County Common Pleas' Court's apparent new policy to make banks and financial institutions get their foreclosure paperwork together in 30 days or the cases will be dismissed. The article quotes Judge Eileen P. Gallagher, who is the head of the Court's foreclosure committee. According to the article, this kind of decision-making is taking hold all over the country. Our library is having a Foreclosure CLE tomorrow at 1:00. I am sure our presenters, including Common Pleas Court Magistrate, Thomas Vozar, will discuss the Court's position and the brand new Affidavit required for servicers and lending institutions. Click here for the registration information for our Foreclosure program, and click here to read about the Court's new requirement.

Full post as published by Cleveland Law Library Weblog on November 18, 2010 (boomark / email).

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