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Morrison Law Center, PLLC is a law firm. In contrast, "attorney based" or "attorney-backed" loan modification companies are not. As such, when you discuss the details of your mortgage with an "attorney-based" or "attorney-backed" company, there is no attorney-client privilege. Any conversation you have with a non-law firm loan modification company is likely discoverable by a state or federal agency and not protected by attorney-client privilege and therefore not confidential. Prosecuting agencies are becoming more aggressive recently in bringing prosecutions for mortgage fraud based on overly optimistic or inflated representations regarding income or monetary reserves at the time of qualifying for the loan. Therefore, if you are concerned that statements you made on your mortgage loan application could be construed as false or misleading, and you are at risk for foreclosure, please contact Morrison Law Center, PLLC immediately.
Do not discuss this issue with anyone other than a licensed attorney.
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