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JI barrowed a loan I'm being harrassed by a lawyer

Date: Tue, 04/19/2011 14:44
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JI barrowed a loan I'm being harrassed by a lawyer he told me he would get the authority to come my house n work to arrest me if I don't pay now is that possible?also I wanna know kan a lawyer call me and harrass me like that he said if I don't pay the loan he will have the police to come to my house and pick me up is that possible




If you're paying the mortgage as per your monthly payment plan, then no one can threaten you for payments. However, if you are unable to pay the mortgage payments due to financial hardship, then the lender may foreclose the property or give you payment options in order to pay off the debts. Normally, the mortgage lenders don't hire lawyers to threaten the borrowers for payments.

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