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Tarrant County TX - Judicial Foreclosure Fees

Ryan Drean
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I'll try to keep this short: When there is a Judicial Foreclosure between ex-wife and ex-husband (still on mortgage together) where Wife is foreclosing on the other - and if it ends up that there is no 3rd party bidder/buyer - what are the fees that the foreclosing party (Wife) will expect to pay since she will be the "winning bidder?"    Aside from her attorneys fees of course, she's looking to know Everything else she should be prepared to pay to take ownership of the house.

The lawyer has submitted the order and the foreclosure sale is happening first Tues in July. He has only said “fees” in a generic manner and gave us no idea what those fees would entail. HIS fees have been far higher than we anticipated through this process so we are hoping to avoid a $750 reply for this information since it seems to take him 2 hours to compose every email and doesn't return phone calls.

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