Connecticut Foreclosure Mediation — Objection is a process by which Connecticut homeowners facing foreclosure can object to the foreclosure in an effort to reach a settlement with the lender. This process is available to homeowners before, during, or after a foreclosure action has been filed. During the objection process, homeowners can present evidence and arguments to a mediator in order to seek a resolution that works for both parties. The mediation process is confidential, voluntary, and conducted in a neutral setting. The mediation is designed to help the parties reach an agreement that will allow the homeowner to stay in their home or reach a mutually beneficial resolution. There are two types of Connecticut Foreclosure Mediation — Objection: Pre-Foreclosure Objection and Post-Foreclosure Objection. Pre-Foreclosure Objection is available before a foreclosure action has been filed. Post-Foreclosure Objection is available after a foreclosure action has been filed.