State Foreclosure Laws

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This information is to give a general idea of the foreclosure laws in each state. The information is not guaranteed to be correct, as state laws can change. Please only use this information as a guide. To check out foreclosure laws in a particular state, the address and phone number of each state's Attorney General's Office has been included. If you call the Attorney General's Office, try to obtain the civil code sections that pertain to foreclosure law in your state.