The Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed the judgment entered in favor of the Estate of Bessie Emory (“the Estate”), following a non-jury trial in this mortgage foreclosure action. First, Bank of
The New Jersey Appellate Division answered the question: “If a loan agreement states the lender may choose to apply the funds to the outstanding debt if either repairs are economically
This case had a procedural history only a bankruptcy attorney could stomach. In 2011, the Smeltzers filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition to restructure their debt. In April 2014, the
In Johnson v. Phelan Hallinan & Schmieg, LLP, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that the 2008 amendments to the Pennsylvania Loan Interest & Protection Law — which govern residential mortgages
After final judgment in a foreclosure action in favor of the mortgagee was entered, the defendant homeowners moved to vacate the judgment, arguing that the entire case doctrine precluded the
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