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Meet our attorneys

A nationwide network of foreclosure defense attorneys.

These are not simply attorneys we know. They are vetted, qualified, tried, and proven foreclosure-defense professionals, selected for expertise, jurisdictional fit, and homeowner-first advocacy. Below is our complete featured, preferred attorneys list, organized by state. As we confirm more, we will add them.

97 Featured attorneys
50 States with confirmed local counsel
50 States covered by the network

Alabama

2 attorneys

Alaska

2 attorneys

Arizona

2 attorneys

Arkansas

2 attorneys

California

2 attorneys

Colorado

2 attorneys

Connecticut

2 attorneys

Delaware

2 attorneys

Florida

2 attorneys

Georgia

2 attorneys

Hawaii

2 attorneys

Idaho

2 attorneys

Illinois

2 attorneys

Indiana

2 attorneys

Wendy D. Brewer

In-house counsel, Old National Bancorp

Iowa

2 attorneys

Kansas

2 attorneys

Kentucky

2 attorneys

Louisiana

2 attorneys

Maine

2 attorneys

Maryland

2 attorneys

Massachusetts

2 attorneys

Michigan

2 attorneys

Minnesota

2 attorneys

Mississippi

2 attorneys

Missouri

2 attorneys

Montana

1 attorney

Nebraska

2 attorneys

Nevada

2 attorneys

New Hampshire

1 attorney

New Jersey

2 attorneys

New Mexico

2 attorneys

New York

2 attorneys

Ronald D. Weiss

Ronald D. Weiss, P.C.

Ronald anchors a Long Island and NYC practice active since 1993, with a 25-person team handling foreclosure defense, bankruptcy, and appellate work including reversals at the Appellate Division, Second Department.

Raymond D. Radow

The Radow Law Group, P.C.

Raymond represents homeowners across Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, and the five boroughs, focusing on foreclosure defense, loan modifications, and short-sale matters with a personalized, homeowner-first approach.

North Carolina

2 attorneys

North Dakota

2 attorneys

Ohio

2 attorneys

Oklahoma

2 attorneys

Oregon

2 attorneys

Pennsylvania

2 attorneys

Rhode Island

2 attorneys

Marc D. Wallick

Wallick & Associates

South Carolina

2 attorneys

South Dakota

1 attorney

Tennessee

2 attorneys

Texas

2 attorneys

John Helstowski

J. Hels Law, PLLC

John leads our Texas real-estate practice with more than a decade of experience representing homeowners in foreclosure, deed-of-trust, and lender-liability litigation.

Richard Weaver

The Weaver Law Firm

Richard leads a Houston and San Antonio real-estate practice with a litigation record spanning investigation through trial and post-judgment proceedings in real estate, business, and construction matters.

Utah

2 attorneys

Vermont

2 attorneys

Virginia

2 attorneys

Washington

2 attorneys

West Virginia

2 attorneys

Wisconsin

2 attorneys

Wyoming

2 attorneys
Nationwide coverage

Coverage across all 50 states.

Homeowners become members when they close on their home with an affiliated Buyer’s Realtor, and their protection stays active for the life of the deed of trust. If the threat of imminent foreclosure ever surfaces, their case manager, a vetted attorney licensed in their state, and their realtor are ready to move in their respective capacities to protect the home and the equity in it.

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Selection methodology

A three-layer process behind every preferred attorney.

We do not simply pick names off a list. Every preferred attorney in the network clears a stack of three independent evaluations, beginning with one of the most rigorous peer-review methodologies in the legal profession.

Layer 01

Super Lawyers peer-review methodology

We start with the multi-phase peer nomination and research process powered by Super Lawyers, which is protected under U.S. Pat. No. 8,412,564 (Thomson Reuters, granted April 2, 2013): a patented system and method for identifying excellence within a profession.

Layer 02

Equity Guardians individual research

On top of that baseline, our team performs firm-by-firm research: foreclosure-defense caseload, outcomes in the relevant jurisdiction, disciplinary history, and references confirming a homeowner-first posture rather than a servicing-industry one.

Layer 03

VERIDEX decision analytics

Finally, VERIDEX decision analytics scores and cross-checks the picture, so every preferred attorney reflects a converging judgment from peer review, our own research, and quantitative signal, not any single opinion.

Vetting standards

The bar every firm must clear.

01

Verified experience

Minimum threshold of foreclosure-defense caseload and outcomes in the relevant jurisdiction.

02

Clean disciplinary record

Ongoing monitoring of state bar standing and disciplinary history.

03

Homeowner-first advocacy

References and case reviews confirm firms represent homeowners, not the servicing industry.