My Mothers mortgage went into default due to hardship. I contacted Wells Fargo requesting the steps to assume or modify the loan and explained my intent was to keep the home. I spoke with numerous people at Wells Fargo. I was informed that we can apply for a modification and or other alternatives in order to keep the home. They assigned a Home Preservation Specialist by the name of XXXX XXXX. She started the process and then stated that because the mortgage is on my mothers name it could only be done with her. She stated so it ca n't be done. Several calls back in forth no success. I contacted Capital Law Center XX/XX/XXXX they received initial payment via invoice even up to XX/XX/XXXX, and seemed as if they were getting the process rolling as I thought, until I find out I was scammed, with no return calls or notices. Next day of XX/XX/XXXX, received an advertisement on foreclosure, concerned I searched the internet and found out that the house will be auctioned on XX/XX/XXXX. I wanted to assume mortgage under my right according to The federal Garn-St Act of XX/XX/XXXX. The Act prohibits enforcement of a due on sale clause in certain transactions such as : a transfer from parent to child. They failed by not allowing me to assist in keeping the home. 
