Property & Title
Foreclosure
Michigan foreclosure deadlines can affect possession, redemption, refinancing, sale options, and rights to surplus proceeds. Prompt review of recorded documents, sale details, and title is often important.
How we help
Before the sale, after the sale, and at redemption
Before the Sheriff’s Sale
Review of foreclosure notices, claimed amounts, reinstatement or payoff issues, lender communications, and available legal or transaction-based options.
Sheriff’s Sale and Redemption
Guidance concerning sale results, redemption periods, redemption quotes, property transfers, refinancing, and transactions planned during the redemption period.
Surplus Proceeds and Title
Assistance identifying and recovering available surplus funds and addressing deeds, liens, purchaser interests, and title questions arising from the foreclosure process.
Preparing for a consultation
What to have ready
- Every foreclosure notice or letter you have received
- Your most recent mortgage statements
- The notice of sheriff’s sale or the sheriff’s deed, if the sale has happened
- Any payoff, reinstatement, or redemption figures
- Your deed and any other liens on the property
- Dates: when notices arrived and any deadlines stated in them
Foreclosure timelines are short. If a sale date or redemption deadline is approaching, call the office.
Consultations are held by Zoom or phone. You can send documents securely before the call; there is no need to travel to an office.
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Facing a foreclosure deadline?
Book a consultation online or call the office. Timing often determines which options remain available.