Back in XX/XX/XXXX my Mom XXXX XXXX and I ( XXXX XXXX ) decided to refinance our mortgage to obtain funds to give my eldest daughter a sweet XXXX. We reached out to mortgage broker XXXX XXXX who sent a representative to our home and refinanced with XXXX XXXX XXXX. Together, my mom and I signed all documents in the presence of the Broker, and in XX/XX/XXXX the loan began being serviced by Wells Fargo 's subsidiary America 's Servicing Company. The new loan was not fixed as we were informed by the broker it would be and we could no longer afford the payments. From that moment on we began requesting a modification from America 's Servicing Company. They began to tell me that I 'm not on the loan, but on the mortgage and my mother is the noteholder and stopped communicating with me. I have lived in the unit since owned in XXXX of XXXX. At the time of purchase my mom resided in a city owned apartment, but moved in with me as we were informed my unit had to be her primary address. My mom continues to pay the rent as to ensure shelter for our family if foreclosure is the end result. In XX/XX/XXXX we reached out to a third party to assist us and XXXX XXXX America 's Serivicing Company offered us a trial modification plan and I set up electronic payments for XXXX, XXXX and XXXX of XXXX. After all XXXX payments were received ASC requested a copy of the deed and it was provided. Then ASC began the process all over again. Since then, we have been submitting hardship letters and other requested documentation only to continue to receive the run-around. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX my mom and I were requested to appear in court for a mandatory foreclosure conference. The referee overseeing the conference enforced the Bank 's attorneys to work it out with us, I was informed that we would have to submit a new modification application and are scheduled to return to court on XXXX XXXX, XXXX where a decision will be made. We submitted everything as requested, modification application and supporting documents only to receive feedback that ASC is not reviewing our case at this time as nothing has changed. Trying to keep a home for my children and grandchildren has been a long and drawn process. We have spent close to {$15000.00} in attorney fees over a five year period with attorneys telling us they are experts in modifications and the end result remains constant run-around. My mom and I will continue to to find the means to advocate in hopes to keeping our home. I have filed a complaint with the New York State Department of Financial Services who directed me to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. I hope you can help. 
