The Paralegal provides essential legal support by drafting court pleadings, managing case calendars, and overseeing foreclosure and probate proceedings. They also communicate directly with clients and stakeholders while maintaining accurate case documentation.
The Default Specialist manages incoming communications, documents borrower inquiries, and maintains accurate case records for mortgage default matters. They also route matters to appropriate internal teams and provide professional service-focused communication while adhering to strict privacy and quality standards.
Manage assigned Washington creditor-rights matters, including foreclosure, litigation, bankruptcy, title, eviction, and post-sale issues; develop case strategies, prepare and review legal work, and represent clients in proceedings. Advise internal teams and clients, oversee deadlines and compliance, support Washington-specific procedures and training, and contribute to quality and process-improvement efforts.
Manage a high-volume caseload involving pre-litigation, settlements, foreclosure, bankruptcy, eviction, and light litigation; prepare filings, conduct legal research, and represent clients at hearings and other proceedings. Communicate with clients, meet deadlines, accurately record billable time, and coordinate case processing with the legal team.
The paralegal will assist attorneys by preparing legal documents such as pleadings, motions, and complaints for bankruptcy and foreclosure cases. Additional duties include e-filing documents, managing court calendars, and maintaining client databases.
The Legal Assistant supports attorneys by managing foreclosure case files, preparing legal documents, and coordinating court dates. They also handle client communications and ensure office operations run efficiently while maintaining strict confidentiality.
Represent TMLF and creditor clients in foreclosure, bankruptcy, evictions, and other litigation matters. Manage case processing, draft legal documents, and attend court hearings and mediations.
