Kate
Toledo,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, August 09, 2005
Violet - my heart goes out to you. I've been following these Ocwen stories on this website for a couple of years now. They will take your house. You need to talk to your state attorney general. Also contact a lawyer. Borrow the money if you have to. You will need someone to subpeona records of payment from your ex-husband and IF there are records this was paid on time you will need a restraining order against foreclosure until you can get a civil hearing. Please don't just sit and wait it out. They take people's houses constantly. They're being sued and now the Office of Thrift Supervision has given them permission to close and move their holdings to Delaware so they can get out of civil prosecution and all these people have to file everything all over again. Most won't. Most will just be out of a house. Get to the attorney general. And keep asking who is going to help you. God bless, praying for you and your boys. Am in the same boat as you are - except I have a decent mortgage company - Sky. Thank God, they have been good to me - I also lost everything in a divorce. But I got to raise my kids, so I was the big winner in my book.
Kate
Toledo,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, August 09, 2005
Violet - my heart goes out to you. I've been following these Ocwen stories on this website for a couple of years now. They will take your house. You need to talk to your state attorney general. Also contact a lawyer. Borrow the money if you have to. You will need someone to subpeona records of payment from your ex-husband and IF there are records this was paid on time you will need a restraining order against foreclosure until you can get a civil hearing. Please don't just sit and wait it out. They take people's houses constantly. They're being sued and now the Office of Thrift Supervision has given them permission to close and move their holdings to Delaware so they can get out of civil prosecution and all these people have to file everything all over again. Most won't. Most will just be out of a house. Get to the attorney general. And keep asking who is going to help you. God bless, praying for you and your boys. Am in the same boat as you are - except I have a decent mortgage company - Sky. Thank God, they have been good to me - I also lost everything in a divorce. But I got to raise my kids, so I was the big winner in my book.
Kate
Toledo,#4Consumer Suggestion
Tue, August 09, 2005
Violet - my heart goes out to you. I've been following these Ocwen stories on this website for a couple of years now. They will take your house. You need to talk to your state attorney general. Also contact a lawyer. Borrow the money if you have to. You will need someone to subpeona records of payment from your ex-husband and IF there are records this was paid on time you will need a restraining order against foreclosure until you can get a civil hearing. Please don't just sit and wait it out. They take people's houses constantly. They're being sued and now the Office of Thrift Supervision has given them permission to close and move their holdings to Delaware so they can get out of civil prosecution and all these people have to file everything all over again. Most won't. Most will just be out of a house. Get to the attorney general. And keep asking who is going to help you. God bless, praying for you and your boys. Am in the same boat as you are - except I have a decent mortgage company - Sky. Thank God, they have been good to me - I also lost everything in a divorce. But I got to raise my kids, so I was the big winner in my book.
Kate
Toledo,#5Consumer Suggestion
Tue, August 09, 2005
Violet - my heart goes out to you. I've been following these Ocwen stories on this website for a couple of years now. They will take your house. You need to talk to your state attorney general. Also contact a lawyer. Borrow the money if you have to. You will need someone to subpeona records of payment from your ex-husband and IF there are records this was paid on time you will need a restraining order against foreclosure until you can get a civil hearing. Please don't just sit and wait it out. They take people's houses constantly. They're being sued and now the Office of Thrift Supervision has given them permission to close and move their holdings to Delaware so they can get out of civil prosecution and all these people have to file everything all over again. Most won't. Most will just be out of a house. Get to the attorney general. And keep asking who is going to help you. God bless, praying for you and your boys. Am in the same boat as you are - except I have a decent mortgage company - Sky. Thank God, they have been good to me - I also lost everything in a divorce. But I got to raise my kids, so I was the big winner in my book.
Jon
San Diego,#6Consumer Comment
Thu, August 04, 2005
Ocwen has an incredibly long and blatant history of scamming its customers. It would be a very good idea for you to read many of the other complaints posted here and at other web sites to get a better understanding of the precarious situation you are now in. Also, you should take immdiate action to avoid losing your property and good credit.