Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

Most mortgage companies do not accept partial payments, so it is probably a waste of your money to make a partial payment. However, do not take my advice on this. You must consult a lawyer ASAP to assist you with this. DO NOT CONSULT ANY COMPANY THAT PROMISES TO FIX YOUR CREDIT IF THEY ASK YOU FOR MONEY TO HELP YOU.

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Some lenders do accept partial payments and put that money in a separate account that they can use later to make one full payment once you've paid more. You'd have to ask your lender. However, you will continue to accrue late fees. It sounds like you are in a very tough spot and unless you can make a big enough payment to cure your account, you are going to continue having a problem. If you'd like help resolving this, call me at 1-855-9-JEFLAW.