New Jersey Mediation Request Statement (Foreclosure) is a document filed with the court that requests mediation in order to resolve a foreclosure dispute. It is filed by the homeowner or the homeowner’s representative (attorney) and must include basic information such as the parties’ names, addresses, and contact information; the foreclosure docket number; the mortgage and loan numbers; and a detailed description of the foreclosure dispute. There are two types of New Jersey Mediation Request Statement (Foreclosure): voluntary and mandatory. Voluntary mediation is requested by the homeowner and is not court-ordered. Mandatory mediation is court-ordered and must be requested within the specific time frame set forth in the court’s order. Both types of mediation must be conducted in accordance with the New Jersey Foreclosure Mediation Program guidelines.
New Jersey Mediation Request Statement (Foreclosure) is a document filed with the court that requests mediation in order to resolve a foreclosure dispute. It is filed by the homeowner or the homeowner’s representative (attorney) and must include basic information such as the parties’ names, addresses, and contact information; the foreclosure docket number; the mortgage and loan numbers; and a detailed description of the foreclosure dispute. There are two types of New Jersey Mediation Request Statement (Foreclosure): voluntary and mandatory. Voluntary mediation is requested by the homeowner and is not court-ordered. Mandatory mediation is court-ordered and must be requested within the specific time frame set forth in the court’s order. Both types of mediation must be conducted in accordance with the New Jersey Foreclosure Mediation Program guidelines.
