BofA Moves Against Judge For Refusing To Boot Ailing Elderly Couple Onto Street Following Foreclosure Of Dilapidated Bungalow Over Unpaid $7K HELOC

In Grand Rapids, Michigan, The Michigan Messenger reports:

• Bank of America is suing a Grand Rapids District Judge Michael Christensen for allowing an ailing, elderly couple to remain in their foreclosed home until the couple can move, the Grand Rapids Press is reporting. The couple purchased the house in 1976, for $12,000 and had paid it off. However they took out a line of credit, and ended up defaulting on nearly $7,000 of that credit line. In Nov. the judge ruled they had to go, but in April he set aside that ruling, giving the couple another three months.(1)

For more, see Bank suing Grand Rapids judge for allowing elderly, ailing couple to remain in foreclosed home.

For The Grand Rapids Press story, see Grand Rapids judge tells bank to let ailing couple stay in foreclosed home until they are able to move.

(1) For story updates, see The Grand Rapids Press:

• Foreclosure eviction for Grand Rapids couple takes new twist -- lender claims they defaulted on first mortgage with balance of $41,000,
• Elderly Grand Rapids couple brokers foreclosure deal with bank, given 7 weeks to move.