Regaining House Control Steps

Summary

If you are facing a domestic violence charge and a protection order is in place, it can restrict access to your home. To regain control, consider contacting a lawyer to navigate the legal process and explore options like modifying the protection order or granting a power of attorney to manage the property. This can help you address mortgage issues and prevent foreclosure. Legal guidance is crucial in such situations to ensure compliance with court orders and protect your rights.

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Me and my kids mother got into a heated argument. Resulted of me getting a Domestic violece chsrge. And few other serious ones. There is a Protection order in place , restraining me from my * kids , my kids mother and my house. Now my house , is in my name only . Only my name is on the deed. Since I went to jail , I am now behind on my mortgage. So I have to sell it now , before it goes into foreclosure. But , I can't go to my house. I have to stay with my mom. There is no room here and very stressful. My kids mother has lots more support than me. Her family owns cabins and a house in Denver . She also has a lot of family here who has houses that she can go stay with. My question is , how can I regain control of my house
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Here are a few general steps you might consider:
- Contact a Lawyer: They can help you navigate the protection order and explore legal options.
- Modify the Protection Order: Request the court for modifications that allow you to manage your property.
- Consider a Power of Attorney: You might grant someone else authority to handle the sale.
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