A number of court cases have been
filed against these lenders as lending laws following the 2008 financial crisis have been enacted to create a more transparent and fair lending market for consumers.
McGuire also suggests checking with state attorneys general and the Better Business Bureau to see if any complaints have been
filed against a lender.
Not exact matches
In February, the agency
filed a lawsuit
against RD Legal Funding LLC, alleging that the lawsuit
lender had scammed 9/11 responders by paying high - cost advances on settlement payouts and lying about the terms of the advances.
New Mexico's attorney general cracked down,
filing suits
against two
lenders, charging in court documents that their long - term products were «unconscionable.»
In March, a Reuters investigation found that the agency had also dropped a lawsuit lawyers were preparing to
file against another payday
lender, called National Credit Adjusters, and that Mulvaney was weighing the possibility of halting lawsuits
against three others.
When you are approved for secured financing, a
lender will
file a UCC - 1 financing statement with the secretary of state (SOS), creating a lien
against the asset (s) in particular (unless the
lender files a blanket lien naming all assets) that's being used by the borrower to secure the financing.
So
lenders file a statement of claim
against a delinquent borrower, obtain a judgment, and then get an execution order to enforce the judgement to recover their losses.
With stays in place, Oyster Bay can neither press its position in a state civil suit it
filed against Mei, Singh and others — or defend itself in three other civil actions
filed against the town by
lenders.
In theory, a default on a payday loan could prompt a
lender to
file a civil claim
against the borrower.
Interestingly in January 2017, Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson
filed a lawsuit
against Navient Corporation, accusing the
lender of a number of deceptive practices, including pushing distressed students toward short - term forbearance.
If you default on the loan, the
lender can
file a lawsuit
against the guarantor for the debt.
In this type of foreclosure, when you default on a mortgage loan, the
lender files a lawsuit
against you.
Payday loan
lenders have
filed a lawsuit
against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau regarding a new rule.
When that takes place, a borrower may have a reason to
file a complaint
against that
lender through a myriad of places.
When a borrower is in default the loan becomes due in full immediately and the
lender may pursue more aggressive collection techniques, such as sending the account to a collection agency or
filing suit
against the borrower.
While Fundation does not have any specific collateral requirements, the
lender will
file a UCC - 1
against your business, and you will be required to personally guarantee the loan.
When you are approved for secured financing, a
lender will
file a UCC - 1 financing statement with the secretary of state (SOS), creating a lien
against the asset (s) in particular (unless the
lender files a blanket lien naming all assets) that's being used by the borrower to secure the financing.
Lenders aren't allowed to initiate criminal action in Texas, but there have been cases of lenders filing these suits against bor
Lenders aren't allowed to initiate criminal action in Texas, but there have been cases of
lenders filing these suits against bor
lenders filing these suits
against borrowers.
Your secured
lender could take any of the following actions if you
file for bankruptcy (we will use a secured loan
against a car as an example)
Class - action suits have been
filed against mortgage
lenders in Kentucky and California who foreclosed upon homeowners who claim they made mortgage payments after having home loans modified.
Your
lender can
file a civil lawsuit
against you if you're unable to pay back my loan, however.
Technically it can't — Texas passed a law in 2012 specifically prohibiting
lenders from
filing criminal complaints
against borrowers who can't pay back their loan.
If your
lender files a criminal complaint
against you, you might want to get legal council to help you handle the case.
If you believe you're the victim of an illegitimate payday loan, you might want to
file a complaint
against your
lender.
If the
lender or agency does not stand down after you contact them to stop, you might go further and
file a complaint in court
against them.
CFPB sues tribal
lenders, seeks refunds for customers — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has
filed a lawsuit
against four high - cost
lenders owned by a California tribe, saying violations make the loans void... (See Tribal
lenders)
The FHA began developing a loan defect taxonomy several years ago in response to the False Claims Act litigation the Justice Department
filed against FHA
lenders, which resulted in large fines and prompted many banks to exit the FHA single - family mortgage program.
The petition was
filed in response to class action suits
against lenders around the country on behalf of consumers who allege that yield - spread premiums are improper and a violation of RESPA.
The Consumers
filed three separate lawsuits
against the
Lender, alleging that the
Lender had charged fees for which no services were provided and therefore the fees violated RESPA.
Borrowers are starting to
file lawsuits
against their mortgage
lenders and banks are not only finding themselves as defendants in courtrooms across the country, they are also finding judges more than happy to rule
against them and in favor of home owners and home loan borrowers.
Sometimes, depending upon the particular circumstances of a case, there is the opportunity for a home owner to
file claims
against their
lender.
Lender Processing Services Inc. (LPS), a national provider of real estate technology, services and mortgage performance data, recently
filed to dismiss a consumer fraud lawsuit
against the company
filed by the state of Nevada.
Unfortunately, they are all too often blindsided by a new lawsuit
filed against them by their
lender that seeks to collect the unpaid balance left on their mortgage after the sales price of the home is deducted (the «deficiency»).
It's a common misconception that the
lender won't
file a foreclosure lawsuit
against you if you are negotiating a short sale or loan modification.
These home owners are
filing lawsuits
against their mortgage
lenders for failing to agree to a mortgage loan modification.