foreclosure relief

A series of changes to the Obama administration's year-old foreclosure relief plan do little to attack fundamental logjams that have plagued the program.

Treasury officials acknowledged problems in the government's latest mortgage-modification program and announced changes at a highly critical hearing.

Ten months into the government’s third program to stop a record wave of foreclosures, the latest effort is falling far short of its goal.

By John W. Schoen

Phoenix / Mesa law firm of Gibson Ferrin and Riggs, PLC explains how lawsuit judgment provides loan modification assistance and foreclosure relief.