Fred T. Winters - a San Diego, California (CA) Appellate Lawyer

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San Diego Appellate Lawyer

Updated: 02/15/2026

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By chris b. on Jul. 25, 2024
Consulted Attorney 2024

Well we are at the first stage of this horrific problem that could auction my parents house out from under my father. Which would more in likely shorten his life from the stress from having to relocate to an old folks home of some kind of facility. He had to take his name off the deed as the borrowing spouse due to tax reasons from a failed business. So mom passed and the house has gone up for auction. The reverse mortgage states he can reside in the home as the non borrowing spouse. So how has this happened? Mr Winters has yet to respond to our request for a solution but Hanna said she informed him and for us to email him whats going on. I really pray this is the step in the right direction cause up to now we cant seen to get a straight answer from even our mortgage compony. They said the insurance wasn't paid but it has been paid we have the receipt. So my review to this point will be only from the office staff "Hanna" who was really nice, helpful, understanding and totally polite. Update to follow

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San Diego, CA

4375 Jutland Drive
Suite 200
San Diego, CA 92117

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Phone: (877) 319-8840

Website: http://www.aldridgepite.com

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