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The Associate Foreclosure Attorney will represent clients in foreclosure proceedings, conduct legal research, draft documents, and ensure compliance with legal standards. The role requires organizational skills and the ability to handle a high volume of work.

The Title Examiner will review title reports for mortgage foreclosure transactions, identify necessary parties, title defects, and conduct in-house searches using online tools.

The Associate Attorney will represent creditors in bankruptcy proceedings, manage caseloads, draft pleadings, and communicate with clients and courts.

The FHA Transfer Processor manages the transfer of foreclosed properties to HUD, ensuring accurate documentation and title insurance while coordinating with clients and vendors throughout the process.

The Managing Attorney will oversee the foreclosure practice, supervise staff, handle client relations, and ensure compliance with legal procedures.

The Managing Attorney will oversee foreclosure and litigation departments, supervise staff, develop client relations, and ensure compliance with firm policies. Must have extensive knowledge of creditors' rights law and 8+ years of experience in Colorado.

The Title Processor will manage loan-level desktop reviews, respond to emails, ensure compliance, organize document packages, and assist in various projects within the Title Department.

The Title Examiner examines title reports for mortgage foreclosures, identifies necessary parties and title issues, and performs in-house searches.

Run Military and Bankruptcy searches and complete client-specific compliance assignments throughout the foreclosure process. Provide search results to clients in required formats, perform SCRA and bankruptcy event re-projections in LPS, maintain data accuracy, meet deadlines, and follow detailed legal and client instructions in a high-volume remote environment.

Provide foreclosure and real estate litigation support: review loan documents and conditions precedent, draft pleadings and correspondence, attend hearings, update case systems, ensure compliance with foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections laws, maintain confidentiality, analyze files and recommend corrective actions. NY Bar required.