Throwing some paper at the court.to cause a delay is NOT what we do. We take the loan and the foreclosure case apart, piece by piece. We analyze each case independently and prepare a strategy that is consistent with the client’s objectives. Litigation often becomes necessary to prevent or rescind...(Learn More)
As any business entity grows, complex legal issues can become inevitable. At Compliance Counsel, we often work aggressively to help our clients avoid litigation – as our ultimate goal is to advance their interests. However, when litigation is imminent and becomes the only option for...(Learn More)
Compliance Counsel provides a broad range of licensing services to mortgage brokers, mortgage lenders, consumer finance firms, loan originators, collection agencies and other non-depository financial institutions. Whether a client is looking to identify prospective target licenses or needs...(Learn More)
Regulatory Compliance remains an integral part of our practice. We continue to advise community banks and mortgage lenders and brokers on all aspects of federal and state compliance matters, including usury laws and fee...(Learn More)
When a property has been foreclosed upon or is pre-foreclosure and underwater, lenders seek to collect the outstanding debt by filing suit.on the deficiency. At Compliance Counsel we have the experience and knowledge to successfully negotiate reduced settlements on outstanding loan deficiencies...(Learn More)
Compliance Counsel is a nationally respected legal and regulatory firm successfully representing institutions and consumers in foreclosure defense, litigation, licensing, regulatory compliance, transactional and deficiency judgment. We strive to set ourselves apart from other law firms by offering experienced, cost-effective legal support and going above and beyond to protect the rights of our clients... (Learn More) 
An 87 year-old homeowner came to our firm for help after she was foreclosed upon. She lived in her home for over thirty years and after a long and exhausting loan modification process, she was promised a modification. Her mortgage servicer gave her only a few days to return the signed modification but, given the February snow storm, she was unable to return the agreement in the time demanded. The lender foreclosed on her home... (Learn More)
It appears that some lenders finally understand the plights of homeowners and how… (Learn More)
On Friday, January 7th, Massachusetts’ highest court struck down two foreclosure sales where banks… (Learn More)
The mortgage banking industry is under intense fire for mishandling the tidal wave of… (Learn More)
Our WMAL morning news show, “The Mortgage Crisis Update“, is attracting a lot more… (Learn More)
In October 2010, Dena M. Roudybush was selected to serve on the Mortgage Banker’s… (Learn More)
The diligent efforts of firms such as ours are finally making a difference. Recently,… (Learn More)