A new way to begin

Find out where your foreclosure case stands

Request a review of a specific New York foreclosure case, or send a general homeowner inquiry when you do not have an index number.

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FORECLOSURE CASE REVIEW
Choose how to begin

How can we help?

Choose a court case review when you have a complete index number. Choose a general inquiry when you need information or want to speak with someone.

Enter the information exactly as it appears on your court papers. The county, complete index number and year, name, and full property address must match the court record for the fastest review. Missing or different information may delay the review and require manual verification.

Copy these details directly from your court papers whenever possible. If the information does not match the official record, the request will be held for manual review.

See our Privacy Policy for how submitted information is collected, used and protected.

After submitting: We will email you a confirmation. If this is your first email from us, please check your Spam or Junk folder and mark the message as safe.

01Enter index or property details
02Authorize the review
03Specialist examines the case
04Response timing depends on record access
The experience

What we look for in your case

  • What filings and case activity appear in the public court record.
  • Upcoming court dates or foreclosure sale dates shown in the record.
  • Questions to discuss when we follow up.
01 — AUTHORIZE

Share the case or property

Provide the index number—or the name, property address, county and section / block / lot if known—then authorize the public-record review.

From home
02 — REVIEW

Locate and examine the record

A foreclosure specialist organizes what can be found so the conversation can focus on timing, questions and the person’s priorities.

Specialist review
03 — EXPLORE

Talk through the next move

We aim to respond within 72 hours, depending on access to official court records and third-party court systems. The specialist will discuss the person’s goals and, when appropriate, provide contact information for an independent licensed professional.

Human response
Meet Derek

How to request a case review

Derek shows you how to request a review and explains what happens after you submit it.

01 Enter your index number or property details
02 Authorize the case review
03 Response timing depends on court-record access

Illustrative walkthrough. Any 72-hour timeframe mentioned is an estimate and depends on access to official court records and third-party court systems. Court requirements vary, and a court or attorney may still require action or an appearance.

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Private by design

Handle the first steps without leaving your seat.

Enter the index number—or the property details when the index is unknown—and authorize the review from home. The next contact is the specialist’s response after the initial review.

Your foreclosure case

Still waiting for a callback about your foreclosure?

It’s frustrating to leave messages at a law office, repeat your story, and still wonder what’s happening with your home. Share your index number or property address. A foreclosure specialist will check the available court records before reaching out to explain what they found in plain English.

What happens after you submit?

We aim to contact you within 72 hours. Timing may vary depending on access to official court records and third-party court systems.

Requesting a review does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Important: Remote intake does not change court deadlines. A court or attorney may still require documents, action, or an appearance depending on the case.

Before you begin

Clear answers, without the legal fog.

What if I don’t know or haven’t received an index number?

Use the property-information option. Provide your full name, property address, county, contact information, and section / block / lot if known so a specialist can try to locate the available public record.

Where do I find my index number?

Look near the top of a summons and complaint, foreclosure notice, or other court paper. It may be labeled “Index No.” or “Index Number.”

Does submitting information hire an attorney?

No. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Any legal representation, services, and fees must be discussed and agreed to separately.

Can everything be handled from home?

Many routine intake and follow-up steps can be handled remotely. However, a court or attorney may require documents, action, or an appearance in a particular case.

What if an auction or court date is close?

Do not wait for a website response. Flag the date immediately and seek prompt guidance from a New York-licensed attorney. A case review does not pause deadlines.

Can anyone guarantee that the home will be saved?

No. Outcomes depend on the facts, available options, lender decisions, and the court process. No result should be guaranteed.

Your information

Privacy Policy

Effective November 5, 2026. This policy explains how Foreclosure Case Review collects, uses, shares and retains information submitted through this website.

Information we collect

We collect information you choose to submit, including your name, email address, county, court index number, property address, goals, messages and authorization to review available public court records. Our website and service providers may also process basic technical information needed to operate and secure the website, such as browser, device and access-log information.

How we use information

We use submitted information to respond to your inquiry, identify and review available public court records, prepare a factual case review, communicate with you, prevent misuse, maintain our records and comply with applicable legal obligations. Information found in official court records may itself be publicly available.

When information is shared

We may share information with service providers that support website hosting, form processing and email communications; with official court systems when conducting an authorized record search; and when required by law or needed to protect rights and security. We may provide information to an independent licensed professional only at your request or with your authorization. We do not sell contact information as a standalone list or disclose it for unrelated third-party marketing.

Retention and security

We retain information only as long as reasonably necessary to complete and document the review, communicate with you, maintain security and satisfy legal obligations. We use reasonable administrative and technical safeguards, but no internet transmission or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure.

Your choices

You may choose not to submit the form. You may also request access to, correction of or deletion of information you submitted, subject to records we must retain for security, legal or operational reasons. This website is intended for adults and is not directed to children under 18.

Contact and policy changes

For privacy questions or requests, email david@jvbrelspc.com. We may update this policy as the service changes. The effective date above will identify the current version.

Begin with the case.
Then decide what comes next.

Use the index number—or begin with the property details.

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