Foreclosure Summons

There is a new law affecting service of summons in Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure cases only. The new law took affect in August 2011. It only applies to service of summons in foreclosure cases. If you have not been served, but you show up in court anyway, the law gives you only sixty days to object to service. Otherwise you are deemed to have waived service. Do not go to court if you do not know whether you have been served. You could loose valuable time in your residence. Always check with an attorney before you go to court. Free consultation is a call away at 708 656-9900

Sheriff Stepped Up Evictions In September

Ever since September 15, 2011, the Sheriff of Cook County has stepped up the speed with which evictions of former homeowners has taken place. However the change has been sporadic. The Sheriff no longer posts two orange posting notices on the front door of the premises. Now he only posts a single notice. The notice gives the occupants seven days to come in with proof that someone other than the former owners resides or receives mail at the premises. If you receive such a notice do not hesitate to go to room 701 at the Daley Center at 50 W. Washington, Chicago, IL, 60601. Any notice you receive please bring it to your attorney or come visit me at 5947 W. 35th, Cicero, IL 60804 at the corner of Austin and 35th street. Our number is 708 656-9900 if you would like to make an appointment to receive a free consultation.

Foreclosure - never give up!

There are so many possibilities to stop the banks from winning by default that you should never give up and learn how to fight foreclosure by going to foreclosure help center at 708 656-9900 and calling Koch & Associates for a free consultation.

Mortgage Foreclosure Help Center Just opening in Cicero Illinois

Mortgage foreclosure help is here in Cicero, IL, at 5947 W. 35th Street, Cicero IL by appointment at 708 656-9900 where you can talk to someone who knows all about it. Sleep tonight knowing that help is only a call away and leave the banks to us.