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Dave S
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Can Beneficiary Be a Pro Se Litigant?
Thursday, February 18 2010 10:03 PM
I am a "managing" beneficiary in numerous land trusts. Some of the properties are/will be in foreclosure. The beneficiaries, including the original homeowner who is on the loan want to file a complaint against the lender to challenge their claim as the "real party of interest". Is the original homeowner beneficiary, (person on the loan) the only one that can file as a Pro Se litigant or can I, as the managing beneficiary represent the other beneficiaries including the original homeowner as the Pro Se litigant?
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Randy Hughes
Land Trust Expert-40+ years of experience
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Re:Can Beneficiary Be a Pro Se Litigant?
Sunday, February 28 2010 08:17 PM
Dave s.
Sorry for the delayed response...have been in florida for a few weeks (trying to avoid the mid west's ugly winter).
I would suggest you talk to a knowledgeable attorney in your state. Each state is different and I would not want to mislead you. You can find a knowledgeable land trust attorney at our website link: http://www.realestateforprofit.com/secure/products.aspx?cid=12
If you do not find what you need at this link let me know as there are several states that we have not posted up yet.
Randy Hughes
866-696-7347
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