11 Best Foreclosure Defense Attorneys in Connecticut
Foreclosure defense attorneys in Connecticut help homeowners stop or delay foreclosure proceedings, negotiate loan modifications with lenders, and explore bankruptcy options that can immediately halt foreclosure through the automatic stay. If you have received a foreclosure notice, time is critical. Browse 11+ foreclosure defense attorneys in Connecticut to find immediate help.
Showing 11 of 11 Foreclosure Defense attorneys in Connecticut
David Gregg Volman
Law Office of David Gregg Volman
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 8.5/10 (Excellent). 38 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1987). Awards: Notable - 2022, Notable - 2021, Notable - 2020.
David F Falvey
Law Office of David F Falvey
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 8.4/10 (Excellent). 43 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1982). Awards: AV Peer Review Rating - 2019, AV Peer Review Rating - 2013, Super Lawyer - 2009.
Eric L Foster
Law Office of Eric L Foster
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 8.1/10 (Excellent). 35 years of experience. Bar admissions: New York (1991), Connecticut (1990). Awards: 25 Year Anniversary - Admitted to the Bar in 1990 - 2015.
Theresa Imperato Madonna
Law Office of Theresa Imperato Madonna
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 7.4/10 (Very Good). 25 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (2000). Awards: Pro Bono Award - 2009.
James Christopher Graham
Law Office of James Christopher Graham
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 9.8/10 (Superb). 45 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1984). Awards: Super Lawyer, Bankruptcy: Business - 2015, Super Lawyer - 2015, Super Lawyer, Bankruptcy: Business - 2014.
Derek Gary Poirier
Law Office of Derek Gary Poirier
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 6.7/10 (Good). 16 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (2009).
Brian Edward Lambeck
Law Office of Brian Edward Lambeck
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 6.7/10 (Good). 36 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1989).
Lisa Gustafson
Law Office of Lisa Gustafson
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 6.5/10 (Good). 31 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1994).
Isabel V. Del Vecchio
Law Office of Isabel V. Del Vecchio
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 7.9/10 (Very Good). 15 years of experience. Bar admissions: Rhode Island (2015), Connecticut (2010). Awards: Rising Star - 2021, Rising Star - 2020.
Edward W Vioni
Law Office of Edward W Vioni
Primary practice area: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Avvo Rating: 6.7/10 (Good). 43 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1982).
Neil R Crane
Law Office of Neil R Crane
Primary practice area: Bankruptcy & Debt. Avvo Rating: 9.8/10 (Superb). 42 years of experience. Bar admissions: Connecticut (1983). Awards: Distinguished - 2022, Distinguished - 2021, Distinguished - 2020.
About Foreclosure Defense in Connecticut
Foreclosure defense in Connecticut involves protecting homeowners from losing their property when a mortgage lender initiates foreclosure proceedings. Connecticut follows a judicial foreclosure process, which directly impacts the timeline and legal strategies available to homeowners facing default.
A foreclosure defense attorney in Connecticut can challenge the lender's standing to foreclose, identify violations of RESPA, TILA, and state-specific mortgage servicing statutes, negotiate loan modifications and forbearance agreements, and when necessary, file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy to trigger the automatic stay under 11 U.S.C. § 362 — immediately halting all foreclosure activity and providing time to cure arrears over 3–5 years.
Key defenses available in Connecticut may include challenging the chain of title (whether the foreclosing party actually holds the promissory note), identifying dual tracking violations (pursuing foreclosure while a loss mitigation application is pending), raising statute of limitations defenses, and asserting violations of Connecticut's specific pre-foreclosure notice requirements. Early intervention is critical — homeowners who engage counsel within the first 30 days of receiving a default notice have significantly more options available.
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