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Foreclosure Defense Law Firm Earns Unparalleled Results

Few things are more frightening than the thought of losing your home. For many, a home or property is a prized possession and a lifetime investment. So, if foreclosure is becoming a very real possibility for you, you want to ensure that you are enlisting the help of a fierce advocate who can fight on your behalf and save the very property that you worked so hard to gain.

The foreclosure process involves a tremendously complicated system of laws and standards. As a result, you need to make certain that your lawyer has qualified and extensive knowledge in these laws to ensure effective legal representation in your Massachusetts foreclosure defense process. At Glenn F. Russell, Jr. & Associates, P.C., we truly believe that effective representation means attempting to achieve the best possible results for our clients.

Lawyer of the Year

Attorney Glenn F. Russell, Jr. was named Massachusetts Lawyer of the Year in 2011 by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly due to his huge impact on foreclosure law. You can read their article about Attorney Russell and his methods of practice here. He has successfully defended several cases before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. In addition, Attorney Russell was included in Super Lawyers® list of Rising Stars℠ in 2012!

Whether you need assistance with foreclosure or bankruptcy matters, our firm can be trusted to defend your home and property zealously. Should you wish to discuss your legal matters with our associates, simply contact a Massachusetts foreclosure defense lawyer at the firm to get started!

High Profile Appellate Foreclosure Cases Successfully Argued By The Firm On Behalf Of Our Clients

• U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Ibanez, 458 Mass. 637 (Mass. SJC 2011)
• HSBC Bank USA v. Jodi B. Matt, 464 Mass. 193 (Mass SJC 2013)
• Juarez v. Select Portfolio Servcs., 708 F.3d. 269 (1st Cir. 2013)
• Galiastro v. MERS. 467 Mass.160 (Mass. SJC 2014),

Generally the parties involved in the securitization process of your mortgage did not following the mandates under the governing instrument of the securitized trust that your note and mortgage are purportedly in.

With regard to the Ibanez decision at the Land Court trial level, back in 2008:

"Looking into the not so distant future, I predict Judge Long's ruling will be hailed as one of the great Judicial opinions of all time, with regards to its impact."

---- Glenn F. Russell, Jr.