Foreclosure can harm your credit, but taking prompt legal action can often minimise damage and open up alternative solutions.
Yes—legal intervention can delay, halt, or even prevent foreclosure in many cases, especially if there are lender errors or hardship circumstances.
Depending on your situation, options may include negotiating with your lender, applying for hardship variation, or restructuring your loan.
Yes. Courts can award spousal and child maintenance during separation.
Usually 6 months (cooling-off period), but courts may waive it under specific circumstances.
Yes. You can file a contested divorce based on valid legal grounds.
Divorce legally ends a marriage, while judicial separation allows spouses to live apart without ending the marital status.
Yes. You can apply for a Personal Protection Order (PPO) through the Family Justice Courts.
Based on the financial needs and earning capacity of both parties.
Yes. Joint custody is common, with one parent usually granted care and control.