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Office of Foreclosure Prevention & Financial Education - Delaware Department of Justice - State of Delaware Delaware Department of Justice Attorney General Kathy Jennings Fraud & Consumer Protection Division Office of Foreclosure Prevention & Financial Education HUD-Approved Counseling Agencies The Office of Foreclosure Prevention and Financial Education (OFP) is part of the Fraud and Consumer Protection Division of the Delaware Department of Justice, established pursuant to 29 Del.
C. § 2518 to assist Delaware homeowners in financial distress or facing foreclosure of their home.
Contact the servicers on behalf of the homeowner Hold the servicers accountable when working with homeowners to resolve their requests for assistance with delinquent or imminent default on 1st mortgages Help homeowners understand the process of getting a resolution Investigate scam complaints Educate homeowners on what options may be available to help them resolve their concerns Conduct public outreach events throughout the State to supply information and education to consumers about personal finances Host periodic servicer events throughout the State that enable homeowners to meet face to-face with their servicer to discuss issues with their mortgages Authorization Form (English) Authorization Form (Spanish) Find out more about what you can do General information about relief options Additional Resources to assist you ARCHIVED – Community Calendar Fraud & Consumer Protection Civil Rights & Public Trust Facebook Page Twitter Account Instagram Account Flickr Account --> Youtube Account Soundcloud Account --> Facebook page for Delaware.
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