Facing Eviction After Foreclosure? We Can Help You Delay, Prepare, or Fight Back.

If you’ve received a Notice to Vacate, Eviction Complaint, or a Sheriff’s Notice of Removal, it may feel like you’re out of time — but you may still have legal rights and options to protect your family, your belongings, and your future.

At Foreclosure Focus, we provide emergency eviction guidance, referrals to legal aid, and surplus fund assistance for people being forced out of homes tied to foreclosure, tax sale, or estate matters.

 Don’t leave your home until you know your rights.

 Know This First: You Can’t Be Forced Out Without a Legal Process

Even after a foreclosure sale, the new owner or bank must follow a court-approved eviction process to remove you. You are not required to move unless:

• A formal eviction case has been filed in court
• You’ve received a final judgment for possession
• The sheriff or constable schedules a lockout date

 Changing the locks or forcing you out without court order is illegal in most states.

 How We Help

 Urgent Legal Referrals

We connect you with eviction defense attorneys, legal aid, or tenant advocacy groups who can represent you — often for free or low cost.

 Document Review

Not sure what a court notice means? Send it to us. We’ll help explain what stage you’re in and what steps you can take next.

 Surplus Fund Review

If the home was sold for more than what was owed, you may be entitled to surplus funds — and eviction doesn’t change your right to claim that money.

 Eviction Delay Strategies

Depending on your case, you may qualify for additional time through:

• Bankruptcy filings
• Negotiations with the new owner
• Hardship stay requests
• Post-sale redemption periods (in some states)

 Common Situations We Support

• Eviction after a foreclosure or sheriff sale
• A deceased family member’s home being cleared
• Tenants or heirs who never received formal notice
• Disabled or elderly homeowners facing lockouts
• Post-foreclosure evictions during probate or surplus recovery

 Every situation is unique — we’ll help you figure out your rights and realistic options.

 States Where Eviction Support Is Most Urgent

We frequently assist in:

• Florida
• Ohio
• Indiana
• Oklahoma
• Illinois
• Georgia
• Texas
• Pennsylvania

 Request Emergency Help

 What to Send Us for Fast Support

• The eviction notice or court paperwork
• Your property address and county
• Date you received the notice
• Any documentation showing you’re an heir or former owner

 What If I Have to Leave?

Even if eviction is unavoidable, we can help you:

• Recover any surplus funds owed to you from the sale
• Request extra time for moving or medical needs
• Understand how the eviction affects your credit or legal record
• Prepare a clean transition and avoid future housing issues

 You’re Not Alone. You’re Not Powerless.

Eviction is traumatic — but you still have rights. You still have a voice. And in many cases, you still have leverage.

Let us help you take the right next step today.

 Request Emergency Eviction Support

 100% confidential. No pressure. Just real help when you need it most.