Understanding Lawsuit Counts

Summary

Counts in a lawsuit are individual claims or causes of action. Wrongful foreclosure in Massachusetts may involve procedural violations or contract breaches. Tortious interference of contract involves a third party disrupting a contractual relationship, while contempt of consent decree refers to non-compliance with a court-approved agreement. Understanding these concepts can help in addressing legal issues effectively.

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wrongful foreclosure
Wrongful foreclosure can be a serious issue. In Massachusetts, you may have grounds to contest the foreclosure based on certain defenses or violations of state laws.
- Massachusetts law requires lenders to follow strict procedural steps before foreclosing.
- Violations of the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) guidelines could be a defense.
- Breach of the mortgage contract terms.
Have you received any notices or documents from your lender related to the foreclosure?
what does it mean tortious interference of contract and contempt of consent decree
Tortious interference of contract occurs when a third party intentionally disrupts a contractual relationship between two parties, causing one party to suffer damages.
Contempt of consent decree refers to the failure to comply with a court-approved agreement, leading to potential penalties.
Are you dealing with both issues in relation to your wrongful foreclosure case?
if the mortgage postpones the foreclosure do they have to advertise new date
In Massachusetts, if a foreclosure sale is postponed, the lender is generally required to provide notice of the new sale date. This is usually done through publication in a newspaper and direct notice to the borrower.
Are you currently facing a situation where the foreclosure date has been postponed?
what massachusetts regulation addresses the readvertising
In Massachusetts, the regulation that addresses the re-advertising of a postponed foreclosure sale date is detailed in the Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter *, Section *.
- The lender must publish the new sale date in a newspaper of general circulation.
- They must also notify the borrower directly.
Are you currently navigating a postponed foreclosure sale?