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Foreclosures are notoriously complex processes, and once it has been triggered, you need to act skillfully and fast. With the right Atlanta foreclosure lawyer on your side, you can quickly assess the range of foreclosure defense options before you and successfully execute your game plan without missing a beat.

At Schuyler Elliott & Associates, Inc, we have the proven experience and dedication to help you delay foreclosure, pull off a short sale, or avoid foreclosure altogether. Schuyler Elliott is backed by 25+ years' legal excellence, has helped thousands of clients, and is available 24/7 to deliver personalized counsel.
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Schuyler Elliott began practicing law in 1993 and is an experienced consumer advocate and trial attorney. Mr. Elliott exemplified his knowledge having has lectured on the topics of Bankruptcy, Personal Injury, and Civil Litigation. The law firm of Schuyler Elliott & Associates, Inc specializes in consumer related issues and works tirelessly to secure the best outcome for every case.
Schuyler Elliott began practicing law in 1993. As an experienced consumer advocate and trial attorney, he has successfully represented thousands of clients throughout Atlanta. Those facing complex legal matters know they can turn to Mr. Elliot for compassionate counsel and hard-hitting defense strategies.
There are options for saving your home. Whether you've just started falling behind on your mortgage payments or have already received a notice from your lender, our attorneys can help you get relief. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you with matters related to foreclosure in Atlanta and throughout Georgia.
Step 1 - The bank sends you a notice that informs you of its intent to foreclose and its time-frame. Step 2 - If the money owed is not paid, then, for four weeks, the bank can run a foreclosure ad. If the bank fails to follow any one of these three steps, then the sale is invalid. Regardless, the key to addressing a foreclosure is preventing the sale before it can be completed.
For many people, the thought of going through foreclosure can be emotionally devastating. Not only is it a complex process, it can also be embarrassing to lose your home in such a public way. If you are experiencing similar circumstances, a deed in lieu of foreclosure may be the best option for you.
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