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Eviction Defenses After Foreclosure

PostDateIcon October 23rd, 2009 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Washington Landlord Attorney

New state and federal laws protect tenants from eviction after foreclosure.  There are also new laws that apply to former owners in possession of foreclosed property, in addition to tenants.

It has come to our attention that some law firms are not following required procedures, depriving former owners of certain legal disclosures. 

If you are an owner of a residential property in foreclosure and are facing eviction, please contact us for a review of your case.  You may have defenses to eviction after foreclosure.

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