Illinois Foreclosure

There are two (2) types of foreclosures in Illinois:and must contain the following information:1)
1) Consent Foreclosure and JudicialName of the parties: Required parties are the
Foreclosure.Both are used in the state for specificlender and all homeowners, other parties are:a) All
purposes.1) CONSENT FORECLOSUREA consentparties with a possessory interest in the real
foreclosure is when a bank either by filing aestate.b) Spouse of owner who has waived the
complaint or a motion agrees to:1) Waive any andhomestead.c) Guarantors of the noted) State of
all rights to a personal judgment against allIllinoise) United States ( IRS liens etc)f) Any
homeowner and guarantors.2) The offer is madeassignee of the mortgage or the propertyg) Any
in the complaint or by motion with notice to allholder of a mechanics lienIf a party is not named
parties.3) All lenders expressly consent by answerin the foreclosure, they may intervene at any of
to the complaint.4) No other party objects to thethe following times:1) Any time prior to the entry
entry of judgment.OBJECTION TO CONSENTof judgment.2) 30 days after notice has been
JUDGMENTAny party with an interest in thegiven.3) By courts discretion prior to the sale
mortgaged real estate can object to the consentdate.4) After sale but before order confirming
judgment. If an objection is lodged:1) a hearing issale: Here the lien holder only receives a claim on
ordered2) The objecting party must show goodthe proceeds of the sale not any interest in the
cause why judgment should not be entered ( lossreal estate.2A) WHAT IS CONTAINED IN THE
of lien)3) Judge will then determine the requiredFORECLOSURE COMPLAINTIn each foreclosure
amount to redeem the property and keep it outcomplaint the following information must be
of foreclosure.4) Judge will give the objectingincluded in the complaint:1) Name of the parties2)
party 30 days to redeem and get title vested toCopy of the mortgage will be attached.3) Copy of
it.The order is for the objecting party with thethe promissory note will be attached.4) Nature of
least priority to pay up the line. Failure of thethe mortgage instrument.5) Date that the
objecting party to pay allows the court to ordermortgage was entered into.6) Name of bond and
objecting party to pay interest and costs includinghomeowner7) Date and location of the recording
attorney fees for the 30 day delay.2) JUDICIALof the mortgage8) Legal and common description.
FORECLOSUREThe complaint is filed in the court