Hello! We are in need of advice regarding possible legal malpractice that happened with the "other" attorney not ours. This includes the Banks attorney filing a 'certificate of foreclosure' 2 weeks before the COURT ORDERED sale date of our home. As a result we lost a sale in February as well as any time to refinance to rescue our home. We notified all parties regarding the final law day and they apparently were not paying attention. My opinion is that because we are just 'regular' people they more then likely figured we were not going to defend ourselves. What can we do aside from a 'motion to reopen' which the judge refused to grant anyway with no explanation... We have been told that no one can file against the court order but they did and we are losing our home this is a large amount of money...we have spent over a year trying to save our home and at the time the Banks attorneys file the certificate we had a sale pending. Thank you! Christine

hello! are the any posibility to sue lawyers do to legal malpractice? as far as i can see lawyers and judges are on the same pagethey corrupt clients!!!

Hi! thanks for your response...I have been trying to retain a lawyer to do that. But I guess since the house has not been taken (sold) yet our damages are not really there yet. Yes I agree on both points. I feel no one in the legal system has rights unless they are a judge or a lawyer. Things need to change......... People are un-informed about the foreclosure process especially the "strict" foreclosure. I also discovered the Banks Attorneys did not do an accurate assessment of the houseit was like 40 thousand dollars too low. We have been told these are all 'technicalities" if we did something like that we would be in freaking Somers by now and not getting away with it.