Connecticut Law About Foreclosure

Connecticut Law About Foreclosure
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Connecticut Public Acts

Information from Connecticut Judicial Branch:

Foreclosure by Sale Uniform Procedures

Foreclosure Mediation Program

Foreclosure - Uniform Orders, Procedures & Forms
Pending Foreclosures by Sale - Listed by Town

Pathfinders prepared by the Connecticut Judicial Branch law librarians:

Foreclosure (Mortgage ) in Connecticut

OLR Research Reports - Office of Legislative Research:

Mortgage Modification Programs in Connecticut - 2013-R-0075
You asked for a summary of mortgage modification programs available in Connecticut, particularly those under the Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA). This report identifies some of the main programs that are available in Connecticut.

Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) - 2012-R-0023
You asked for information on the federal Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP).

Foreclosure Mediation Program - 2011-R-0331
You asked a series of questions about the foreclosure mediation program. The questions and answers appear below.
More information about the program is available at http://www.jud.ct.gov/foreclosure/.

State & Federal Mortgage Assistance Programs - 2009-R-0159
You asked for a report on state and federal programs available to assist residents in paying their mortgages. This report updates OLR report 2008-R-0516.

Foreclosure Prevention Programs In Public Act 08-176 & Public Law 110-289 - 2008-R-0516
You asked for a summary of the foreclosure prevention programs in recently passed Connecticut and federal laws and how borrowers can access them.

Foreclosures – 2007-R-0164
You asked [1] for a brief history of the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority’s [CHFA] Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program, [2] for information about Pennsylvania’s Mortgage Assistance Program, [3] for data on the recent increase in foreclosure rates, and [4] about Connecticut’s foreclosure prevention law.