Understand where your matter stands
A missed mortgage payment, a default notice, a filed foreclosure case, and an auction notice are different stages. Levkovich Law can review the notices you received and discuss how the case status, property debts, and deadlines may affect your legal options. A consultation is not a promise to stop a sale or keep the property.
What to have ready
- Any summons, complaint, or other court papers you received, including when and how they arrived.
- Default letters, lender correspondence, and any hearing or auction notice.
- Your property location, loan status, and the dates printed on each notice.
You do not need to upload documents to make an initial request. Keep Social Security numbers and loan account numbers out of your request.
What should I bring to a foreclosure consultation?
Have the complete papers and envelopes available, along with lender correspondence and any scheduled court or auction dates. For the first request, share only the basic information and known deadline. The firm can explain how to provide documents securely if it accepts a consultation.
Official information
New York State Courts — Foreclosure information
Official resources are general information. The notices, dates, and facts in your matter may affect what steps are available.