Experienced Attorney in Mortgage Servicing

Job Overview

A law firm seeks an experienced attorney in Warwick, RI, to represent secured creditors, banks, and mortgage servicers in all stages of the default process. The role involves managing default files, reviewing legal documents, and ensuring compliance with firm requirements.

Duties

• Represent secured creditors, banks, and mortgage servicers in default processes.
• Manage and maintain default files in compliance with firm standards.
• Review and sign documents such as motions, notices, and affidavits.
• Compile necessary documents for the default process.
• Research and analyze legal statutes and decisions.
• Handle a national portfolio of loans for financial institutions.
• Attend hearings, mediations, and settlement conferences as needed.
• Ensure data integrity in case management and client systems.
• Respond to client inquiries promptly via various communication methods.
• Utilize case management systems to meet deadlines for pleadings.
• Maximize client billing opportunities while maintaining compliance.

Requirements

• 8-10 years of experience in the default servicing industry.
• Exceptional organizational and managerial skills.
• Superior attention to detail and self-motivation.
• Excellent proofreading, spelling, and grammar skills.

Education

• J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school.

Certifications

• Admission to the State Bar of New Mexico.
• Licenses to practice law in other states are a plus.
• Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac approval is a plus.

Skills

• Strong organizational and managerial abilities.
• Proficient in legal research and analysis.
• Effective communication and client management skills.

Benefits

• Full medical benefits.
• 401K plan.
• Vacation and sick leave benefits.

This law firm provides effective and competent advice to their clients. Their areas of practice include foreclosure, bankruptcy, evictions, and REO services. Their offices are located in California, Arkansas, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Indiana, and Florida.