Alarmed by the dramatic rise in housing foreclosures across the nation, judges have taken a variety of actions to slow the pace, ranging from outright dismissals for incomplete work to mandated mediation to threatening attorneys with sanctions.
While attorneys hold “boot camps” to train colleagues on how to handle foreclosures, judges have been closing down shortcuts, such as telephone hearings.
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