Foreclosure Defense & Alternatives

Legal Foreclosure Defense & Alternatives in Monmouth County, NJ

Since 2010, Veitengruber Law has served clients' legal needs in Monmouth County, NJ, and beyond with our expertise in foreclosure defense and alternative solutions for homeowners. Our dedicated team of attorneys understands the stress and uncertainty that comes with facing foreclosure. We are here to help you navigate the legal process and find the best solution for your unique situation.

Foreclosure Defense & Alternatives

We know that you have worked hard to own a home. We also know that financial setbacks, pandemics, economic conditions, or changes in your employment can threaten the ability to maintain the status of being a homeowner. Foreclosures continue to impact individuals, families, and the housing market across the Garden State. At Veitengruber Law, we have a vibrant real estate and foreclosure defense practice that aims to fix problems and allow homeowners to protect their interests.

An Experienced Attorney That Will Review All of Your Options

If you are facing foreclosure, you need to know that there are a variety of different legal strategies that may help you to protect your home. For instance, filing for bankruptcy will halt a sheriff’s sale. For some people, eliminating or restructuring debt under the bankruptcy code is sufficient to protect the home. But bankruptcy alone is not always enough to save the house in the long run. That is why we take an across-the-board approach in evaluating foreclosure defense strategies.

When you work with the highly experienced legal team at Veitengruber Law, we are not afraid to give you a plan of action during your free initial consultation. Often, foreclosure defense involves creating delays in the foreclosure process. We work closely with clients to obtain the most favorable outcome possible. A delay in the foreclosure process may allow you to regain control of your finances after a temporary setback.

Analysis & Guidance in a Variety of Foreclosure Alternatives

Mortgage modification – We have substantial experience negotiating with local and national lenders to obtain terms our clients can afford.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy relief – Homeowners may be able to make up mortgage arrears as part of a Chapter 13 plan to save their home.
Short sales – We work with homeowners and their realtors to negotiate short sales and follow through with thorough preparation and real estate closing services.

Our foreclosure defense methods may make the difference in your ability to save your home. While every household budget is unique, we save 60 families from foreclosure eviction on average each year. If you are facing foreclosure, you likely have many questions about the options available to you. We will thoroughly review your unique circumstances and explain your options in plain English to allow you to make informed decisions.

Schedule Your Free Consultation with Our Foreclosure Defense Attorney

To request a free consultation, call us at (732) 695-3303. We represent clients throughout New Jersey. We have offices in Bordentown and Metuchen - by appointment only, and in Wall Township, our Main office is open 9-5 Monday through Friday.

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Phone: 732-695-3303

Main Address
1720 Highway 34

Suite 10,
Wall Township, NJ 07727

Bordentown Office

(By Appointment Only)

33 Third Street 2nd Floor Suite 3
Bordentown, NJ 08505

Metuchen Office

(By Appointment Only)
247 Main Street

Metuchen, NJ 08840

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George E. Veitengruber III is a New Jersey attorney, practicing New Jersey law exclusively in New Jersey. None of the information contained herein should be deemed to apply in other states, nor may this page be construed in any way as an attempt by Mr. Veitengruber to practice law in any state other than New Jersey. This page is intended to provide general information about our firm and its areas of practice to our current and potential clientele. It is not intended to give legal advice to anyone on any subject. That can only be done through a complete consultation with one of our attorneys. Legal advice obtained through this site does not create an attorney-client relationship, and the reader should not rely on same. According to the Supreme Court of New Jersey, and pursuant to the New Jersey Rules of Professional Conduct, this may be considered an “advertisement.” Before making your choice of attorney, you should give this matter careful thought. The selection of an attorney is an important decision. If the representations made on this page are inaccurate or misleading, you may report this to the Committee on Attorney Advertising, Hughes Justice Complex, CN 037, Trenton, NJ 08625. We are a federally designated debt relief agency — we help people file for bankruptcy. Information provided regarding “legal questions” or “bankruptcy updates” is for informational purposes only. While we hope and believe the information will be helpful, we do not warrant that the information is accurate or complete. Information is provided only in accordance with New Jersey and/or Federal Law. We are not licensed to practice law in any states other than New Jersey. The information does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied on as such. If you want legal advice, please consult a local lawyer directly. While we would welcome the opportunity to be that lawyer, we do not accept clients or render advice until the completion of a client intake form and a signed retainer agreement.