Surplus Funds Maze Navigated at UTA Conference

Casper Rankin (Aldridge Pite), Glenn Wechsler (Law Offices of Glenn H. Wechsler), and Robert Forster III, Esq., (Barrett Daffin Frappier Turner & Engel), will lead a session entitled ‘Whose Money Is It Anyway?  Navigating Through The Surplus Funds Maze’. With home values surging across the west, foreclosure auctions are resulting...

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Long-Time UTA Member Dale Dykema Remembered

Dale Dykema, who started and ran TD Service Financial Corporation for over 50 years, passed on July 4, 2017, at age 87.  He was a long-time member and supporter of California Trustee’s Association, which became United Trustee’s Association.  First American Financial Corp. acquired TD Service Financial Corporation in October 2017. ...

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UTA Nevada FMP Dinner Event PowerPoint Presentation Available

Forty-Five attendees learned some of the details – and some of the unresolved issues – of the new Nevada Foreclosure Mediation Program, in an informative and efficient presentation in San Diego from UTA’s Nevada Representatives, Michael R. Brooks and Ramir (‘Rami’) M. Hernandez, of Brooks Hubley.  The event was sponsored...

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Member News

Congratulations and Welcome! -Congratulations to Madeline Orey, Community Lien Services, Oceanside, CA, who passed the California Certificate Exam, Level 1 and is now a certified Trustee Sale Officer, California. -Carol Biggs, Foreclosure Solution, Avondale, AZ.

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Nevada Foreclosure Mediation Bill Is Signed By Governor Sandoval

By Ramir Hernandez, Esq., Brooks Hubley On June 12, 2017, Governor Brian Sandoval of Nevada signed SB 490, a bill that resurrects the previously scheduled to sunset Nevada foreclosure mediation program.  The state’s original foreclosure mediation program was established in 2009 and administered by the Nevada Supreme Court.  The new...

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The Impact Of Supermajorities In California

By Michael Belote, Esq., California Advocates, UTA California Representative For those even casually following California politics, the November 2016 general elections moved an already blue California to electric blue, neon blue, pretty much the bluest blue you can imagine.  Both the California Senate and Assembly are now constituted with two-thirds...

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