Financial Disputes

Financial Disputes

Most financial disputes concerning real estate revolve around mortgages and liens. A mortgage is a legal agreement by which a bank or other creditor lends money at interest in exchange for taking a lien on the debtor’s property, with the condition that the mortgage is cancelled upon the loan being paid off by the debtor. Mortgages are taken by banks, lenders or creditors, on all types of Michigan properties: rural, residential, commercial and industrial.

Mortgages are secured by a promissory note requiring the debtor to make timely payments to the lender. Failing to pay timely or to comply with other mortgage provisions such as maintaining insurance or paying property taxes will allow a lender to place a mortgage in default. The most powerful remedey that a lender has as a remedy to obtain it’s monies back from the debtor is to declare a default and foreclosure on the mortgage. Michigan foreclosures are either done judicially or by advertisement.

Sydney Tomlin

I'm impressed with Webtec's will-do attitude and their thoughtful layout of the website.

Common problems

Common problems that create mortgages disputes are:

David Soble and his team have decades of experience successfully dealing with lenders and creditors and successfully resolving financial issues. Decide for yourself by giving us a call today at 888.437.2635.

What’s Keeping You Up At Night?

An Attorney’s Practical Approach to Resolving Real Estate Nightmares

Videos

A Word About Financial Disputes

Podcast

Our Latest Podcasts

Financial Dispute FAQs

Top Financial Dispute Questions

Money can get in the way of sanity and relationships. Don’t let it. Call us to be a meditator, or to help you resolve a financial disputes that need the knowledge and space to do so.

While it is best to have written agreements between parties, not all agreements need to be in writing. Lawyers can look to other documents such as emails, texts, letters, or even another party’s performance to establish a legally binding contract.

That will depend upon the loan documentation and the provisions that were negotiated at the onset of the agreement. How you will be treated will depend upon the default provisions of your loan contract.

Yes, it is always a good possibility to resolve a claim even during litigation. It is best to reach out to an attorney to set the parameters of the settlement and orchestrate the terms of a mutual release.

Our Blog

Articles About Financial Disputes

Read our most recent articles on this topic

There are currently no blog posts available. Stay tuned for more!

Our Focus

Practice Areas

Protect your assets and peace of mind with our proven strategies to minimize legal exposure and financial risks daily

Real Estate Law

Real estate and finance law are their own legal specialties. So how do you determine which attorney you should work with...

Contract Law

Contracts regulate expectations between parties. Working without a contract is comparable to walking a high wire without a net.

Business Law

Attorneys having years of both practical business experience as well as legal expertise are rare. David Soble is one of these...

Financial Disputes

David Soble has decades of experience as a 'big bank insider." He and his business management team are uniquely situated when it comes to handling our clients stressful financial...

Litigation

We regularly and successfully litigate real estate and contract issues. While we prefer to first resolve our client's issues reasonably and amicably, we can and certainly will escalate....

Probate & Estate Planning

For most people, their home, or other real estate, is the most valuable asset that they own. We're dedicated to protecting our clients' assets and ensure that their legal interests...

Why choose us?

Why Clients Choose Us

Once You Call, You’ll Appreciate the Difference.

Former Big Bank "Insider"
HigHest Peer and Client Ratings
24 Hour Response
30 +Years of Legal & Business Experience
Affordable & Approachable
Innovative & Creative solutions

Testimonials

We're one of the best reviewed law firms in the community.

Don’t take our word for it! See hundreds of our reviews on Google, Avvo, Social Survey and Linked In.

I am very happy I contacted David. I felt at ease as soon as I contacted him about my situation. The seller did not want to return my deposit after after a failed inspection and many other things. David got right on it and I got my full deposit back. 🙂 David was very responsive (he always replied to my emails within a few hours or even minutes). I would recommend him to anyone. Thanks again David.

Steve G
Lathrup Village, MI

I came to David Soble with an honest question; "Do I have a case?" Not only did he speak with me personally, he took time to quickly review the details of my situation. No other attorney would talk with us without a retainer. Even though he determined we did not have a case, he took the time to show us he cared! Thank you David.

Jane Blackmon

David and his team are absolutely top notch and provide A1 service. I would recommend them to anyone in need. Thank you!

Robert Syfert
Tampa, FL

Mr. Soble is a true professional, who is very dedicated to his clients. I've been working with him for a couple of years now, and it has been a pleasure. He is very attentive to his clients' needs, and his knowledge of his field of expertise is impressive. In today's day and age it's frustrating to have to wait days for a response. That's never the case with Mr. Soble. I've always gotten a reply very quickly.

S. Volgyi
Emes Home Inspections

Our Latest Posts

Investigate for yourself

Discover actionable insights and expert advice in our latest post—read now to stay ahead!

There are currently no blog posts available. Stay tuned for more!

OUR BADGES

Have a close encounter with the Truth

Create an account to access this functionality.
Discover the advantages