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    Dispute and Summary Judgement - Time between? Indiana...

    Hello,

    Back on March 1st I received notice that my mortgage company filed for foreclosure.

    I filed a dispute within the appropriate time limit, toward the end of march. Check my previous posting if you'd like more details on that.

    Basically, I'm waiting for the bank to file a response to my dispute. According to the clerks, until a judgement is awarded in favor of the Plaintiff (Mortgage holder = bank) the pre-Foreclosure period / etc. does not begin. Since a response hasn't been filed to my dispute, a judgement cannot occur. Also, the clerks say that the bank will probably ask for a summary judgement, which I guess means a judgement based upon the facts already known, which doesn't require a hearing.

    The value of my house is probably at least 20% less than what is owed on it. Currently I'm assuming that the bank is hoping that I'll be able to find a buyer and negotiate a short sale, or something. They are currently paying the property tax and for a minimal insurance policy (structure only / etc.)

    So, how much time does the bank have to file their response to my dispute?

    Given that IN is a judicial foreclosure state, is it true that this might stay in limbo for over a year?

    Any insight or advice regarding situations like this would be greatly appreciated.

    Best of Luck!!!

    Wingnut
    I AM NOT A LAWYER. I DON'T EVEN PLAY ONE ON TELEVISION. ONLY LAWYERS CAN GIVE YOU LEGAL ADVICE. ETC., ETC!

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