Foreclosure Lawyer in Kings Park, NY

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Keep Your Family in Your Home

You’re not just fighting paperwork. You’re fighting for your family’s stability, your financial future, and the place you call home.

When foreclosure proceedings stop, the immediate pressure lifts. You can sleep at night knowing your home isn’t going to sheriff’s sale next month. Your kids don’t have to worry about changing schools mid-year.

But the real victory comes when we negotiate a loan modification that actually works with your budget. Lower monthly payments mean you can stay current going forward. You’re not just buying time—you’re creating a sustainable path to keep your home long-term.

Foreclosure Defense Attorney Kings Park

We Know Suffolk County Foreclosure Law

The Frank Law Firm P.C. has been helping Kings Park homeowners navigate foreclosure proceedings for years. We understand how Suffolk County courts handle these cases and what strategies actually work.

You’re dealing with mortgage servicers who handle thousands of files. We make sure your case gets the attention it deserves. We know which judges hear foreclosure cases, how long proceedings typically take, and what documentation problems we can challenge.

This isn’t our first foreclosure case. It’s what we do.

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Here's How We Stop Your Foreclosure

First, we review your foreclosure paperwork and mortgage documents. Many foreclosures have procedural errors we can challenge immediately. This often stops the proceedings while we negotiate.

Next, we contact your mortgage servicer directly. Servicers respond differently when lawyers are involved. We request loan modification applications, payment histories, and start formal negotiations for new payment terms.

Throughout the process, we handle all court appearances and legal filings. You don’t have to figure out Suffolk County court procedures or worry about missing deadlines. We keep you informed but take the legal burden off your shoulders.

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What You Get With Our Defense

We file the necessary legal responses to stop your foreclosure from moving forward. This includes challenging improper notices, requesting proof of standing, and identifying documentation problems that are surprisingly common.

You get direct communication with your mortgage servicer through our office. We handle the back-and-forth negotiations for loan modifications, payment plans, or other alternatives that keep you in your home.

We also prepare you for what’s realistic. Not every foreclosure can be stopped permanently, but most can be delayed long enough to explore all your options. If keeping the home isn’t possible, we help you negotiate terms for a dignified exit that protects your credit as much as possible.

How quickly can you stop my foreclosure proceedings?

We can often stop foreclosure proceedings within days of being retained, depending on where you are in the process. If you haven’t been served with foreclosure papers yet, we have more time to work. If you’re already in court proceedings, we need to act immediately. The key is calling us as soon as you receive any foreclosure notice. Even if your sale date is scheduled, we can usually get it postponed while we challenge the foreclosure or negotiate with your lender. Time matters, but it’s rarely too late if you still own the home.

What are my chances of getting a loan modification?

Your chances depend on your current income, how far behind you are, and your lender’s policies. Generally, if you can demonstrate financial hardship and show ability to make modified payments, lenders are often willing to negotiate. They’d rather modify your loan than go through expensive foreclosure proceedings. We’ve seen modifications reduce payments by 20-40% in many cases. The key is presenting your financial situation properly and knowing which programs your lender offers. We handle this negotiation process and know what documentation lenders actually need versus what they initially request.

How much does foreclosure defense cost?

Legal fees vary based on your situation’s complexity and how long proceedings take. We offer payment plans because we understand you’re already facing financial pressure. Many clients pay legal fees over time rather than upfront. The cost of legal representation is typically much less than losing your home’s equity. If your home is worth $500,000 and you owe $400,000, you’re protecting $100,000 in equity. We discuss fees transparently during your consultation and work with your budget whenever possible.

Can you guarantee you'll save my home?

No honest lawyer can guarantee outcomes in foreclosure cases. What we can guarantee is aggressive representation and exploring every legal option available. Some foreclosures can be stopped permanently through loan modifications. Others can be delayed significantly while you explore alternatives. Even in cases where keeping the home isn’t possible, we often negotiate better terms for short sales or deeds in lieu that protect your credit. Our job is maximizing your options and fighting for the best possible outcome given your specific circumstances.

What if I'm already behind on payments but haven't received foreclosure papers?

This is actually the best time to call us. You have more options before foreclosure proceedings begin. We can contact your lender proactively to discuss loan modifications, payment plans, or forbearance agreements. Many lenders prefer working out solutions before starting expensive legal proceedings. Once foreclosure papers are filed, the process becomes more formal and time-sensitive. If you’re struggling to make payments or have missed several, don’t wait for foreclosure notices. Early intervention often leads to better outcomes and more negotiating power with your lender.

Do I have to go to court during foreclosure proceedings?

Usually not. We handle court appearances and legal proceedings on your behalf. New York foreclosures go through the court system, but homeowners typically don’t need to appear unless there’s a specific hearing requiring your testimony. We file all necessary legal documents, appear at status conferences, and handle negotiations with opposing counsel. You’ll stay informed about what’s happening, but you won’t need to take time off work for routine court appearances. If your presence is ever required, we’ll prepare you thoroughly and explain exactly what to expect.

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Kings Park, NY is located in Suffolk County in New York State