The paralegal will manage foreclosure cases from referral through conclusion, including drafting legal documents and e-filing with court systems. They are also responsible for maintaining case files, coordinating with clients, and managing calendars to ensure all legal deadlines are met.
The attorney will handle court appearances, oral arguments, and mediations for foreclosure and default services matters. They will also oversee support staff and manage the drafting of complex legal motions and documentation.
Coordinate loss mitigation settlement discussions among attorneys, borrowers, loan servicers, and other stakeholders, including resolutions such as loan modifications, forbearance, short sales, and deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure. Manage deadlines and case records across foreclosure and loss mitigation matters, using case management and client systems to maintain accurate data and ensure timely, compliant case progress.
The Client Support Administrator will serve as the primary point of contact for firm clients, managing milestones and timelines for allocated cases. They are responsible for ensuring accurate completion of workload steps and escalating pressing issues as needed.
The Boarding Paralegal manages the initial stages of foreclosure cases, including data input, document review, and file organization. They are responsible for processing status changes and handling incoming mail related to foreclosure and bankruptcy files.
