State lawmakers are pushing a bill to expedite foreclosures, but opponents say cases would move faster to the detriment of homeowners who would carry the burden of proof but lack time for discovery.
February 28, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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For the fourth year in a row, state lawmakers are pushing a bill to speed up foreclosures in the session starting Tuesday.
The measures would force homeowners to show why a lender shouldn’t foreclosure on them. Opponents say the bill would give homeowners no discovery time to build their case before a key hearing to determine the future of their homes.
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