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: CL&P BlogWould You Take Out A Mortgage To Pay The Lawyer Who Got You Out of Foreclosure?
By Brian Wolfman
You are in foreclosure. You have no money to pay a lawyer to get you out of foreclosure and keep you in your house. So, you agree that, if the lawyer succeeds in keeping you in your house, you will take out a second mortgage -- pledging your home as collateral -- to pay your legal fees on a monthly basis. Read about it here.
Full post as published by CL&P Blog on November 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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