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20 Foreclosure Defense Attorneys Near New Haven, CT
10 firms have offices in New Haven. 10 nearby firms have offices elsewhere in New Haven County.
Compare firms by location, services, Google reviews, and contact options. New Haven foreclosure cases are handled through the New Haven Judicial District.
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Foreclosure Defense Attorneys in and Near New Haven
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Carl Gulliver Law, LLC
Fournier Law Firm
The Law Offices of Gregory T. Lattanzi, LLC
Law Offices of Jason L. McCoy, LLC
The Law Offices of Neil Crane
The Law Offices of Neil Crane
The Law Offices of Neil Crane
Law Offices of Ronald I. Chorches
Law Offices of Ronald I. Chorches
Attorney Joseph J. D'Agostino, Jr., LLC
Benita D. Lee, Attorney at Law
Consumer Legal Services LLC
The Law Office of Richard J. Grabowski
The Law Offices of Geoffrey T. Einhorn, LLC
Law Offices of Michael Todd Taylor
Law Offices of Robert M. Singer, L.L.C.
Raccio Law, LLC
Sacramone Law
Wasikowski Law Firm, LLC
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Narrow My Options →New Haven Judicial District Courthouses for New Haven
The Connecticut Judicial Branch venue guidance lists 2 court locations for New Haven: the New Haven Judicial District courthouse in New Haven and the New Haven Judicial District courthouse in Meriden (Judicial Branch venue guidance). Your summons identifies the court for your individual case.
The New Haven Judicial District courthouse handles civil and foreclosure matters and is at 235 Church Street, New Haven, CT 06510, phone 203-503-6800. It is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, and the doors open at 8:30 AM. (Judicial Branch directory)
The New Haven Judicial District at Meriden courthouse is at 54 West Main Street, Meriden, CT 06451, phone 203-238-6666. It is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, and the doors open at 8:30 AM. (Judicial Branch directory)
For more on the district, see the New Haven Judicial District page. If you live in one town and the property is in another, the venue guide explains which court applies.
Free Help Near New Haven
Volunteer attorneys at New Haven Superior Court give free foreclosure advice, not representation, every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at 235 Church Street, New Haven. Check in at the Court Service Center (1st Floor), and call 860-263-2734 first because the schedule can change (Judicial Branch schedule).
The New Haven Court Service Center, at 235 Church Street, New Haven, offers procedural and forms assistance from court staff, who cannot give legal advice (Judicial Branch). Connecticut also runs court foreclosure mediation for eligible homeowners (Judicial Branch mediation page). For every statewide option in one place, see all Connecticut foreclosure help.
Before Contacting a New Haven Foreclosure Attorney
If you have court papers, keep them nearby when you contact a firm. The attorney may ask for the case name, docket number, return date, and whether a judgment, sale date, or law day has been entered. You do not need to understand every item before reaching out.
Of the 20 firms currently listed, 8 list court mediation, 10 loan modification, 11 Chapter 13 and 11 Chapter 7. Use the filters on the attorney list to narrow it, or contact a firm to ask whether it handles your situation.
Browse Attorneys in Nearby Towns
These towns are nearby or served through the same local court area; the number is the listed office locations in each: Hamden (4), Wallingford (2) and Guilford (1). Other nearby towns, with no local office listed yet: Meriden, East Haven, Cheshire and North Haven. You can also browse all New Haven County attorneys or every Connecticut attorney.
Connecticut Foreclosure Information
The JD-CV-108 mediation certificate guide explains, line by line, the certificate that asks the court for mediation. The cost guide covers what legal representation may cost, and court forms explained walks through common foreclosure forms. Every guide is listed on Connecticut foreclosure guides.
New Haven Foreclosure Questions
Can a New Haven foreclosure case be heard somewhere other than New Haven?
Yes. The Connecticut Judicial Branch venue guidance lists 2 court locations for New Haven: the New Haven Judicial District courthouse in New Haven and the New Haven Judicial District courthouse in Meriden. Your summons identifies the court for your individual case.
Do I need an attorney located in New Haven?
No. Some firms with offices elsewhere in New Haven County serve New Haven homeowners. This page separates firms with New Haven offices from nearby firms so you can compare both.
What information should I have before contacting a foreclosure attorney?
If available, have the papers you received nearby, including the case name, docket number, return date, and any judgment or sale-date information. You do not need to understand every item before contacting a firm.