Fairfax Loan Servicing Abuse Lawyers

If you are having trouble with the servicing of your home loan and you can't get any satisfaction working with your mortgage servicer, don't feel like you are at their mercy to help you resolve the matter. Under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, there are ways to force your loan servicer to investigate erroneous charges and provide documentation regarding your loan. Mortgages are very complex financial transactions, and lenders are often content to violate a borrower's rights if it suits them.

Borrowers are at an extreme disadvantage when attempting to resolve issues involving their home loans on their own. In many cases, having a reputable consumer rights lawyer who is familiar with the applicable state and federal statutes can help to ensure that your rights are protected and that you are treated fairly by your lender or servicer.

At the law firm of Surovell Isaacs Petersen & Levy, we know how important it is to have accurate servicing of your loan. Any shortfall in this area can lead to negative consequences for the borrower, including force placed insurance, improperly crediting payments, assessment of bogus charges or fees and the possibility of inaccurate credit reporting. We provide focused, results-oriented representation designed to ensure that our clients suffer no ill effects due to the negligent or intentional behavior of lenders or loan servicing companies.

Working to Protect Your Interests

Our Fairfax loan servicing abuse attorneys have a substantial background protecting the rights of consumers in these cases. Oftentimes, the owner of your loan and the loan servicing company are two separate entities, making it extremely difficult to track down the source of the errors or abuse. We have the necessary resources to fully research the matter, pick apart the process and find the problems that need to be fixed.

In cases where we find that abuse has taken place, we can file suit to correct the issue and explore the possibility of seeking damages on your behalf where appropriate. We have handled cases involving the lenders failure to comply with the terms of a modification, incorrect application of payments and many others.

Schedule a Consultation With Our Loudoun County Mortgage Fraud Attorneys

Our firm's understanding of the state and federal statutes that govern these matters puts us in a better position to negotiate a fair resolution on your behalf. Contact our office today to schedule an initial consultation. You can reach us by phone at 703-648-8279 or simply contact us online.

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• DOROTHY M. ISAACS for being named as one of the Influential Woman of Virginia 2012 by Virginia Lawyers Weekly.
• DOROTHY M. ISAACS for being named one of the Top 50 Women Virginia Super Lawyers for 2012.
• ROBERT J. SUROVELL for being named in Best Lawyers in America this year for Personal Injury representation and for the 25th time in Family Law representation.
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• Case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each case and do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case undertaken by the lawyer.
• $12,000,000 Judgment relating to fraudulent investment scheme.
• $4,800,000 Fairfax County Jury verdict against fireworks company for negligent production of commercial fireworks display resulting in catastrophic injuries.
• $3,600,000 Fairfax County jury verdict in favor of firefighter who suffered permanent disabling injuries.
• $3,500,000 Settlement of head-on collision resulting in severe orthopedic injuries and brain injuries to Ph.D candidate.
• $2,000,000 Value of rescission awarded to purchaser due to luxury developer's violation of Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act.
• $1,150,000 Settlement of case involving brain injury to passenger riding in commuter van on I-395.
• $1,100,000 Judgment awarded against husband who obtained multiple mortgages on joint property without wife's consent.
• $1,150,000 Settlement of case involving amputation of arm following negligence.
• $980,000 Settlement of case involving brain injury to 13 year-old child.
• $950,000 Settlement of case involving misdiagnosis of child abuse instead of osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease).
• $834,000 Jury verdict against a notorious foreclosure rescue scammer for violations of Virginia Consumer Protection Act, Virginia Credit Counseling Act,  and fraud.
• $750,000 Back injury from car accident.
• $700,000 Jury verdict for fraud arising from sale of securities in bogus Montana mining venture.
• $650,000 Settlement of medical malpractice matter.
• $480,000 Settlement of wrongful death case involving health care neglect in prison.
• $454,000 Class action settlement against law firm for violations of the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act- total settlement amount in excess of $454,000 (pending final approval)
• $450,000 Settlement of death of child who drowned in pool.
• $330,000 Judgment awarded to tenant for inventory damage from defects in shopping mall roof.  Affirmed by Supreme Court of Virginia.
• $300,000 Judgment awarded to daughter whose mother was killed by step-father who attempted to seek his deceased wife's life insurance proceeds.
• $300,000 Car accident involving collision with delivery truck and compound arm fracture.
• $290,000 Car accident involving injury to passenger's face.
• $175,000 Settlement for property damage and business losses for damage to printing press during moving.
• $175,000 Back injuries to driver struck by drunk driver.
• $135,000 Settlement for failure to supervise bookkeeper, negligent processing of checks by bank, and embezzlement.
• $82,000 SIPL Defense verdict that ultimately led to award of $82,000 sanctions against Plaintiff.
• Defense Verdict SIPL Defense verdict in car-tanker truck collision seeking over $1,000,000
• Class action settlement against First Tennessee Bank for violations of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act