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Fixing a Foreclosure Problem in Massachusetts

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on September 24, 2020 Posted in Massachusetts Foreclosure Law Blog, Massachusetts Property Law Blog Tagged with declaratory judgment, foreclosure process, quiet title

Fixing a foreclosure problem is a matter that may be necessary if a mistake is made in the foreclosure process. If such a mistake occurs, and the foreclosure is void, the buyer does not have full ownership of the property, more »

What Is Needed for a Declaratory Judgment in Massachusetts?

By Adam T. Sherwin, Esq. Posted on August 24, 2018 Posted in Massachusetts Foreclosure Law Blog Tagged with court decisions, declaratory judgment, Foreclosure law

The Massachusetts Appeals Court issued an important decision last week on what is needed for a declaratory judgment.  The decision comes from a foreclosure law case, but just as easily applies to other areas of law.  The decision, Wells Fargo more »

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