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In Indiana's judicial foreclosure process, your options narrow as the case moves toward a sheriff's sale. Acting before a judgment of foreclosure gives you the most leverage — including reinstatement, loan modification, and negotiation.
Call (213) 536-9372You may be able to bring the loan current before a judgment of foreclosure is entered.
The court process preserves time to pursue modification and other loss mitigation options.
Indiana courts often schedule settlement conferences that create negotiation opportunities.
After the sheriff's sale, Indiana law provides a redemption window you may be able to use.
Indiana is a judicial foreclosure state governed by the Indiana Code §32-30-10. The process takes approximately 150-250 days from complaint to sheriff's sale, and Indiana offers a 3-month right of redemption after the sale. We are here to help you understand where you are in the process and what loss-mitigation steps may be available.
The lender files a complaint in circuit or superior court. You have a window to answer and raise defenses.
The court may schedule a settlement conference, providing an opportunity to negotiate.
If no resolution, the court may enter a judgment of foreclosure and schedule a sheriff's sale.
The property may be sold at sheriff's auction, followed by a 3-month statutory redemption period.
In Indiana, once a sheriff's sale is scheduled, the timeline becomes critical. Acting early with a foreclosure assistance specialist is the most effective way to preserve your options, including the chance to reinstate, modify, or settle before the sale.
Every situation is unique — speak with a specialist.
Call (213) 536-9372Hardship can affect any homeowner. DREAM Financial Management provides foreclosure assistance and loss mitigation guidance throughout Adams County.
The county seat and largest city in Adams County.
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A town in the south-central portion of the county.
Having the right paperwork ready can help a specialist evaluate your situation and move quickly toward a solution.
Your loan agreement, note, mortgage or deed of trust, and recent statements.
Any complaint, summons, notices, and all letters or emails from your servicer.
Income statements, tax returns, bank statements, and records of your financial hardship.
Answers to common questions from Adams County homeowners.
Whether you are just falling behind or a sheriff's sale is already scheduled, DREAM Financial Management can help you review your options. Start your free, confidential case review today.
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DREAM Financial Management is a mortgage and loss-mitigation assistance company. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. The information on this page is for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal counsel. Foreclosure laws vary, and you should consult a licensed attorney in Indiana for advice specific to your situation.
We proudly serve homeowners throughout Adams County, Indiana, including Decatur, Berne, Geneva, and Monroe.