Foreclosure Attorney Hub

Sample profile. Every name, number and address below is a placeholder. This is the profile of a firm holding a Featured Position: the same page the directory already builds, with the contact panel and the section bar that Featured adds.

Sample Firm, LLC

4.9 · 127 Google reviews Chapter 7 Chapter 13 ★ Featured ✓ Claimed

Featured is a paid advertising position, one firm per judicial district, and it is labeled wherever it appears.

At a glance

Profile status
Claimed and Featured
County
Your county, Connecticut
Judicial district
Your judicial district
Represents
Homeowners in foreclosure matters
Virtual consultations
Yes
Accepting new clients
Yes
Languages besides English
Spanish
Founded
1998

About the firm

This is where the firm describes itself in its own words: who it represents, the foreclosure problems it handles, the towns and courthouses it covers, and what a homeowner can expect from the first conversation.

A second paragraph has room for how the first call works, what to bring and how quickly someone replies. Short paragraphs, no slogans, and nothing promised about the outcome.

Compare every foreclosure attorney in Connecticut, or browse by town.

Services

Foreclosure lawsuit defenseAnswering the complaint and defending the case
Court foreclosure mediationPreparing for and appearing at mediation
Loan modificationReviewing or pursuing a change to the loan terms
Stop a scheduled saleTime-sensitive work before a sale or law day
Forbearance or repayment planNegotiating a pause or a catch-up plan
Chapter 13 bankruptcyCatching up arrears through a repayment plan
Chapter 7 bankruptcyEvaluating a discharge where it fits
Loss mitigationReviewing the alternatives to foreclosure
Deficiency judgment defenseNot confirmed
Short sale or deed in lieuNot confirmed
HOA or condo foreclosureNot confirmed
Evening or weekend appointmentsNot confirmed

Highlighted services come from the firm’s own website or its claimed profile. Greyed services are not confirmed, which is not the same as unavailable.

Coverage & courts

Connecticut foreclosures are heard in one of thirteen judicial districts, decided by where the property sits. Highlighted districts are where the firm takes cases.

  • Ansonia-Milford14 West River Street, MilfordNot confirmed
  • Danbury146 White Street, DanburyNot confirmed
  • Fairfield1061 Main Street, BridgeportNot confirmed
  • Hartford95 Washington Street, HartfordNot confirmed
  • Litchfield50 Field Street, TorringtonNot confirmed
  • Middlesex1 Court Street, MiddletownNot confirmed
  • New Britain20 Franklin Square, New BritainNot confirmed
  • New Haven235 Church Street, New HavenServes
  • New London70 Huntington Street, New LondonNot confirmed
  • Stamford-Norwalk123 Hoyt Street, StamfordNot confirmed
  • Tolland69 Brooklyn Street, Rockville (Vernon)Not confirmed
  • Waterbury300 Grand Street, WaterburyNot confirmed
  • Windham155 Church Street, PutnamNot confirmed

Frequently asked

When should a homeowner call an attorney?

As soon as papers arrive, and sooner if a sale date or law day is printed on them. Connecticut foreclosure runs to fixed deadlines and the earliest steps carry the most options.

Does this firm represent homeowners?

This sample shows a homeowner-side firm. Every profile states which side a firm represents, and lender-side work is disclosed.

How long is the first conversation?

The sample shows a 30-minute appointment. Each real profile states the firm’s own terms in its own words.

Which courthouse hears the case?

The one that serves the town the property sits in, not the town the firm is in. Coverage and courts lists them.

What does Featured mean?

Featured is a paid advertising position, one firm per judicial district. It changes where a firm appears. It never changes a rating, a verification record, or the order of the free listings.

Contact this firm

On a live Featured Position this form reaches the firm directly. Here it does nothing.