I represent XXXX XXXX, who is trying to stop the foreclosure of her home. Originally, the property was purchased by XXXX XXXX, XXXX 's partner of 20 years and common law husband. The XXXX separated and XXXX remained in the property. A foreclosure was initiated in XXXX. XXXX agreed to transfer the property to XXXX in XXXX, and the foreclosure was voluntarily discontinued and then filed again with XXXX and XXXX as defendants. XXXX has been working with me to try to get a loan modification since XXXX. However, Ocwen, the current servicer, will not provide any information on the account, nor will it provide any instructions on whether and how XXXX can assume the mortgage.I contacted Ocwen several times ( with permission from counsel for the mortgage holder XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX but Ocwen would not provide information about the account without XXXX 's authorization. After making several attempts to get information, Ocwen eventually transferred me to the assumptions department, which instructed me to fax a request for an assumption. I faxed the request on XXXX XXXX, XXXX along with a copy of the deed to the property from XXXX XXXX to XXXX XXXX, as evidence of her ownership interest in the property. I have not received a response from the Ocwen about whether the loan is assumable or how XXXX could assume the loan. I have also not received a response to whether the streamlined modification offer sent to XXXX could be accepted by XXXX. When I made that request, Ocwen responded by contacting XXXX and informing their attorney that they could not reach the borrower, rather than attempting to reach my client. There is some urgency to this matter as the foreclosure case is scheduled for trial sometime in XXXX and Ocwen has not reviewed XXXX 's application for a loan modification or an assumption. 
