Foreclosure complaint - mailed to wrong address

[pyrosleepy]

Bank's attorney initiated a foreclosure matter against an LLC which owns a one family house in Hudson County, New Jersey. However defendant was never served with any foreclosure complaint and other statutory notices since it was mailed to a wrong address. Defendant learnt through outside sources that a final judgment in foreclosure is being filed by the bank. Defendant immediately wrote letter to the court and office of foreclosure that the judgment was improperly processed. In the meantime plaintiff sent a certified copy of the final judgment motion to the defendants mailing address.

Is it possible for the bank to obtain a final judgment in the foreclosure motion without going through proper statutory requirements?

If the court determines that in the absence of proper notices plaintiff has no jurisdiction upon this matter, what will be the possible actions? Will the court ask plaintiff to go through with the original complaints and other statutory notices as well as to give defendant time to answer the complaint accordingly? What is your opinion about this?

The same bank filed another suit and obtained the final judgment against the LLC with the same circumstances, that is by not serving the proper notices to the right address. What paper needs to be filed to make that judgment improper or to show in the record as disputed?

Defendant is pursuing this as prose.

 

[army judge]

Bank's attorney initiated a foreclosure matter against an LLC which owns a one family house in Hudson County, New Jersey. However defendant was never served with any foreclosure complaint and other statutory notices since it was mailed to a wrong address. Defendant learnt through outside sources that a final judgment in foreclosure is being filed by the bank. Defendant immediately wrote letter to the court and office of foreclosure that the judgment was improperly processed. In the meantime plaintiff sent a certified copy of the final judgment motion to the defendants mailing address.

Is it possible for the bank to obtain a final judgment in the foreclosure motion without going through proper statutory requirements?

If the court determines that in the absence of proper notices plaintiff has no jurisdiction upon this matter, what will be the possible actions? Will the court ask plaintiff to go through with the original complaints and other statutory notices as well as to give defendant time to answer the complaint accordingly? What is your opinion about this?

The same bank filed another suit and obtained the final judgment against the LLC with the same circumstances, that is by not serving the proper notices to the right address. What paper needs to be filed to make that judgment improper or to show in the record as disputed?

Defendant is pursuing this as prose.

Therein lies your problem, pro se pursuit of a very important matter.

Would you attempt to perform a colon resection on your self or a loved one, because its cheaper?

Would you treat yourself for a broken limb?

Of course you can, would you?

Attorneys run over, around, and through pro se litigants.

It isn't right, but such is the nature of the beast.

When the pro se litigant discovers "problems" with the lawsuit, its usually too late or too difficult for them to cure the defect.

If you want to properly pursue the plaintiff bank's allegedly improper service or notice, retain counsel.

You are in over your head.