Litigation Defense

Litigation Defense Allows a Defendant in a Litigation to Assert Their Rights and Oppose a Litigation Proceeding.

Many of the clients of The Law Office of Ronald D. Weiss, P.C. are faced with potential litigation or collection actions by their creditors. One response to litigation by a creditor, especially one for significant amounts, which are disputed, is to defend against such litigation. Our firm can help the client answer the summons and complaint that initiate the litigation. This needs to be done within 20-30 days after service of the summons and complaint. Such answer is one out of several documents that are usually filed as part of a litigation defense. Other documents may include a motion to dismiss, if applicable, and a response to a motion for summary judgment. Defending the litigation proceeding allows the client to assert any defenses they may have to the manner in which such litigation was initiated. A litigation defense also gives the client and our firm notice as to the status of the litigation and prolongs the proceeding. In some instances a client may have a strong defense, which may cause a litigation to be dismissed.

Our clients are often faced with foreclosure procedures against their homes. One response to a foreclosure proceeding is to litigate with the mortgage holder. Our firm can help the client answer the summons and complaint that initiate the foreclosure proceeding. This needs to be done within 20-30 days after service of the summons and complaint. Such answer is one out of several documents that are usually filed as part of a foreclosure defense. Other documents include a motion to dismiss, if applicable, and a response a motion for summary judgment. At the end of a foreclosure proceeding, before a foreclosure sale date takes place, our firm can represent the client with an Order to Show Cause to stay the foreclosure sale. Defending the foreclosure proceeding allows the client to assert any defenses they may have to the manner in which such foreclosure was initiated. A foreclosure defense also gives the client and our firm notice as to the status of the foreclosure proceeding and prolongs the proceeding. In some instances a client may have a strong defense, which may cause a foreclosure action to be dismissed.

Please call us at (631) 271-3737, or e-mail us at weiss@ny-bankruptcy.com for a free consultation to discuss such legal options in greater detail.