Foreclosure Prevention: Basics for Conducting Clinic Consultations

View the training online anytime. You will be emailed the training link within 1 business day of registering.

This training covers the basics that attorneys need to know to volunteer at our pro bono foreclosure brief advice clinics. The material includes a brief recap of loss mitigation programs, an overview of the foreclosure process, how to determine where a homeowner is on the foreclosure timeline so they can prioritize their next steps, additional programs available to homeowners as of January 2022, and other resources for attorneys.

Participation is open to lawyers who agree to volunteer at 2 foreclosure brief advice clinics within 1 year of registering, as well as paralegals, law students, and housing counselors. Malpractice insurance and access to a mentor will be available to lawyers volunteering at clinics.   

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Please enter all states where you are licensed to practice (including Maryland) and the year and bar number.  Attorneys not barred in MD must become specially authorized to practice pro bono in MD (contact Annie Speedie at aspeedie@probonomd.org for more information).




Please list areas in which you have experience and how many years experience you have in each area. (Add as many as you like.)


Please enter all spoken languages, your fluency level, and whether you are willing to volunteer to interpret or translate. (Add as many as you like.)











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