Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Illinois

Notice of Abandonment
I have just recieved a noticed of abandonment from my mortgage company posted on my door. Which is alarming to me because I still live at the property and at another location as well. I still have all my utilities on, in my name, but I do not have much property in house I have a mortgage on due to selling it all for some cash. I called my bank for an explaination of such notice and was told someone drove by and looked into my house and they did not have a reason as to why they think all the Utilities are not in my name. I feel they are trying to course me out of my home with the intent of stating that the property is past due and abandoned. What can I do to protect myself legally from an unfair eviction? P.S. I have not reached the 60 days past due point just yet with my mortgage company.

Asked on 4/21/08, 11:10 pm

Nicholas Chrisos Nicholas G. Chrisos Attorney at Law

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Re: Notice of Abandonment

You should hire an attorney immediately who specializes in foreclosure. The bank may be able to speed up the process if the property is "abandoned".

For more info, contact me or visit my website at ilrealestatelawyer.com and look at Nick's Notes re foreclosure.

Answered on 4/22/08, 10:30 am

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