Indiana passed a bill modifying timing requirements with respect to the notification of a data breach. Under the bill, persons that own or license computerized
Indiana passed a bill permitting electronic foreclosure sales. Under the bill, a sheriff may now conduct a foreclosure sale electronically (in addition to conducting a
New York passed a bill amending the single point of contact requirement for borrowers pursuing a loan modification or other foreclosure prevention alternative in connection
New York passed a bill enacting provisions with respect to reverse cooperative apartment unit loans. The provisions apply to reverse mortgage loans secured by a
Indiana adopted a rule increasing the amount of the state’s homestead exemption. Per the rule adoption, the homestead exemption was increased to $22,750 (rather than
New Jersey passed a bill enacting foreclosed property registration program provisions. Under the bill, a municipality may adopt ordinances to create a property registration program
New York passed a bill authorizing electronic notarizations and establishing requirements for the performance of electronic notarizations. An electronic notarization is a notarial act performed
Louisiana adopted a rule authorizing remote online notarizations and establishing requirements for the performance of remote online notarizations. A remote online notarization is a notarial
New Jersey passed a bill expanding certification of diligent inquiry requirements in residential mortgage foreclosure actions. Under the bill, an attorney filing a foreclosure complaint
The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance issued a bulletin amending the high-cost home loan limit under the Home Ownership Security Act of 2002
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