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Real Estate: What is foreclosure? How to Save your home from foreclosure

Foreclosure happens when a home owner with a mortgage misses mortgage payments.Banks and lenders are quick to communicate with borrowers to try to resolve the problem. For people with temporary cash flow problems, lenders are amenable to giving concessions to avoid foreclosure. But if there is no agreement reached, or the borrower continues to default on a payment, remedies are undertaken such as “Power of Sale” or “Judicial Foreclosure” in Canada.· A “Power of Sale” permits the bank to sell a property even without court involvement. The lender provides the borrower with a notice of redemption, like 35 days, to pay the payments due and get back on track. You may also need to pay other charges related to the sale process.If the borrower is unable to make a settlement at this time, the lender provides a statement of claim for debt and possession. A borrower has 20 days to file a defense statement. Failure to do so will allow the lender to get a writ of possession from a court so that eviction can begin. Most lenders in Newfoundland, Labrador, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick make use of this remedy.· In contrast, a Judicial Foreclosure involves the court throughout the process. It is slower and could take over 6 months to finish. A lender obtains a certificate of foreclosure so that ownership is transferred to the lender. You lose any rights on the property or claims on capital gains from the sale of the property. This remedy is used by lenders in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan.Speak to your lenders as soon as you determine there’s a problem with your finances. Some early remedies could be available to prevent foreclosure.

If somebody sues you in small claims court in another state what do you do?

First, go to the state's small claims web site and look up their jurisdictional limits. There are cases where you're allowed to serve court process on a defendant outside of the jurisdiction.Second, see what the rule is for challenging jurisdiction. That may require you to make a motion. However, you may be able to file a statement of defence without "attorning" (a fancy word meaning you voluntarily agree to the jurisdiction of the court).Third, go to your local small claims court and see if you can find out the law regarding enforcement of out of state judgments. In most cases, your state will only enforce a judgment when you have "attorned" (there's that word again). If the original court had no jurisdiction over the case, your state won't enforce the judgment in your state.However, you may have nothing to worry about. I remember being in a courtroom in Toronto doing a judgment by motion (it's a default procedure for claims that aren't debts) when a judge denied a motion against a resident in Saskatchewan who had apparently signed an agreement allowing any claims against him to be brought in Toronto. In a default case like this, the judge probably will look twice at the claim before granting a judgment.

How worrying is it for the people of Catalonia and Spain that Catalan separatists have been arrested over a planned terrorist attack?

There are a lot of reactions. But it seems irresponsible to worry, call for reactions , or make claims until there is a little more information. Why?First of all, making bombs is not a mainstream separatist activity, and there is always presumption of innocence. In the country, making a recreational bomb could very well be just a stupid idea. I grew up in a small town in Saskatchewan. There was space to do stupid things. Stupid things were done. Not by adults generally, but every village has an idiot.Secondly, we have to see who and why those materials were stored and what exactly those plans that were made were.Thirdly, if you tell people that they are going to be invaded by tanks, or to expect a “Slovanian way” some people might prepare for it. The intention could be defensive rather than aggressive. Following a recipe for a bomb does not require a lot of intelligence or wisdom._______________________________________________________On the other hand, there are mentions of plans with specific targets, of techniques used by ETA, and information about the homes of the local police force.What is wonderful, rather than worrisome, is that this material was intervened, and that nobody is going to get hurt, and nobody was hurt during the arrest, or during the preparation.If you look at the history of Catalan terrorism, more terrorists blew themselves up than anyone else. Attempts at hitting judges ending up killing elderly ladies.So rather than call this worrisome, or making blanket statements of how this is a fabrication of the oppressive state, or that it is “how separatists really are”, I think we should let the police do their work and protect people of all beliefs.

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