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The United Trustees Association is your source for information, expertise and opinion on nonjudicial trustee issues and practices. UTA Members are always current on relevant case law, attend the best educational meetings and trade shows in the industry, and collectively advocate before state legislatures.

UTA Members are always apprised of mortgage industry regulatory and compliance issues as well as all industry-relevant case law. They attend the best educational meetings and trade shows in the industry and collectively advocate before state legislatures in the nonjudicial foreclosure states.

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  • Registration Now Available for Virtual Conference – Earlybird Deadline is August 21st

    on August 3, 2020

    UTA’s 45th Annual Education Conference will be virtual, due to the COVID pandemic, but it will still exciting and relevant education sessions for attendees, along with some UTA fun. The conference will be held over four days – October 4-8 – with two sessions per day.  This year’s conference CLE...

  • UTA To File Amicus Brief In Case Determining If Loan Servicers Owes A Borrower A Duty Of Care

    on August 3, 2020

    UTA, along with the California Mortgage Association and the California Mortgage Bankers Association, will be filing an amicus brief to reduce exposure to future tort claims brought by borrowers. The California Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments in Sheen v. Wells Fargo, a case that will have far-reaching impacts...

  • New Foreclosure Moratorium Bill Introduced in California

    on August 3, 2020

    A bill that would enact a foreclosure moratorium for up to 24 months, AB 1436, has been introduced in appears headed for consideration in the California Assembly. After failing passage in June, AB 2501, appears to be dead. That bill would have imposed a blanket one-year foreclosure moratorium and required...