If you’re facing foreclosure, the first step is not to ignore the notices.
This guide explains the process, step-by-step, in plain language.
Begins when a borrower misses mortgage payments.
Lenders may offer a grace period and attempt to contact the borrower.
Repeated missed payments can lead to default and legal action.
Lender files a Statement of Claim with the Court of King's Bench of Alberta.
Borrower has 20 days to respond or risk a Default Judgment.
Failure to respond allows the lender to proceed with foreclosure unopposed.
Issued when the borrower fails to make payments.
Formal warning that a breach has occurred.
May impact the borrower's credit score.
Borrower may still reinstate the mortgage with overdue payments.


Assistance with understanding legal paperwork
Explanation of the foreclosure process
Working directly with your lender(s) and their lawyers
Assistance with restructuring your mortgage payments
Finding you another bank lender
Sourcing private (non-bank) financing options
Providing long-term guidance through the legal and financial actions involved
Helping to avoid additional legal fees and judgments
