Prepare for the conference
New York Courts advises homeowners to gather financial papers such as income information, expenses, mortgage statements, tax information and records of prior efforts to reach an agreement.
The case still requires attention
A conference does not mean other court obligations can be ignored. Review the summons, complaint, notices and any instructions from the court or an attorney.
A public-record review has limits
The docket can help identify conference dates and filings, but it cannot replace preparation, legal advice or attendance required by the court.
Information to gather
- Conference date and location
- Mortgage and servicer information
- Income and expense documents
- Prior modification or settlement communications
- Questions for an attorney or housing counselor
Important: Foreclosure Case Review provides general information and reviews available public records. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. A request does not create an attorney-client relationship, file a court response or pause any deadline. For an urgent deadline, auction or court appearance, contact a New York-licensed attorney promptly.
Official information: New York Courts settlement conference guidance.