When the Philadelphia courts started a diversion program for mortgage foreclosures at the peak of the global financial crisis, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Annette M. Rizzo said she hoped at one point that the program would close down and the court could put up a "gone fishing" sign.
But "not only are we still around five years later. It seems, in fact, it’s not even winding down," Rizzo said.
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