Complaint Review: Secure Law Center - Atlanta Georgia
- Secure Law Center 3400 Peachtree Rd. NE Atlanta, Georgia United States of America
- Phone: 866) 971-8141 ext 8144
- Web: www.SecureLawCenter.com
- Category: Banks
Secure Law Center Freeman, Saxton & Associates, P.C. The Secure Law Firm charge me 3,600 to do Loan Modification on my mortgage with bank of american and help me stay in my house so bank of american what file foreclosure on me. I been working with them Atlanta, Georgia
*UPDATE Employee: Client has prevented us from completing work.
Secure Law Firm did not tried to help me. They made agreement with me help modify my mortgage and never did. I went to office paid Dvon Barlow 3,600 to help me. The work on my case from Feb. 14, 2012 to Nov. 16, 2012 they send me email telling me they closed my case on Nov. 16. I am now facing foreclosure. I will call them they will never return my call/email a week later. You never talk to same person. It is Scam/Frad company. Sorry to say. Denise Atlanta Ripoff Report
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#1 UPDATE Employee
Client has prevented us from completing work.
AUTHOR: Client Relations - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Firstly, client's allegation that she paid $3600 to the named employee is false and we demand that she present proof of payment to said individual. All funds received go directly in our firms IOLTA trust account as directed by State Bar of Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct.
Secondly, our firm worked her case diligently from February through November of 2012 and have copious notes in her file which detail the work that was put in trying to save her home from foreclosure. We in fact did keep her home from being foreclosed for nine months. We would still be working her case had she not prevented us from continuing by hiring additional counsel and granting them the sole authority to speak to her bank about her account. She has denied doing this although her lender has produced documented evidence that she has signed additional power of attorney forms and has received documents from the additional counsel that she hired.
It is understandable when someone receives a foreclosure notice to panic and want to do everything possible to save their home, however it is impossible to complete the work for which we were hired when we cannot speak to her lender, when another entity is submitting documentation which is inconsistent with ours and when the client falsely claims that she has not hired another entity to negotiate on her behalf. While I assume that Ms. B. was simply trying to do everything in her power to save her home, she has unwittingly created a situation which has severly compromised her chances of success.
Lastly, client claims we will not speak to her although we spoke to her two days prior to her filing this report.


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