Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Georgia

declaratory judgement

I had a mortgage loan. several months ago,I got a call saying that the loan officer that did my loan committed fraud.They investigated and found that I didn' have anything to do with it. So for my troubles they said that they would saticfy the loan any any obligation. I sold the house in April of this year.today I ceived a letter saying that they inadvertenly and by mistake cancelled the deed and are asking for lis pendens and reformation, declaratory judgement and equitable relief.

What can I do? Can they get a judgement without this going to court? what kind of attorney can help me?


Asked on 11/06/06, 4:54 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Harold Holcombe Harold D. Holcombe, P.C.

Re: declaratory judgement

I've never heard of a loan company completely forgiving a loan. I need more information about the facts. Hopefully you got something in writing that states who and why they forgave the loan. You need to get a real estate litigation attorney to help you sort things out as soon as possible.

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Answered on 11/06/06, 5:06 pm
SHERRY RAGOLE RAGOLE & ASSOCIATES, LLC

Re: declaratory judgement

You need to discuss the matter with a real estate litigation attorney without further delay. Don't discuss this matter with anyone else until you do.

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Answered on 11/06/06, 5:15 pm


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