Ute Ferdig

Ute Ferdig has been a licensed California attorney since 1993 and a licensed California real estate broker since January of 2002. Prior to becoming an attorney in California, Ute Ferdig studied law in her native country of Germany and passed the state law examination there. Ute Ferdig worked for 10 years as a research attorney and document examiner for Santa Clara County Superior Court in San Jose, California. First hand working knowledge of how the courts work on the inside (e.g., what the judges and court staff like and dislike) combined with solid legal knowledge and work ethic are what allow her to effectively prepare for each case.

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California

Since 1993

Attorney-Owner

Ferdig Legal Solutions

2013 - Current

Broker-Owner

Ferdig Real Estate Solutions

2002 - Current

Practiced residential real estate. Current focus is on negotiating short sales and evaluating home owner's eligibility for loan modification (under HAMP) in the course of short sale qualification.

Research Attorney

Private Practice & Superior Court

1993 - 2001

Private family law practice and conducted legal research and drafted memoranda for judges in civil law and motion and family court. Served as judge pro temp and property division arbitrator in family court.

Lincoln Law Sch of San Jose

Law Degree

University of Augsburg (Germany)

Postgraduate (1988) | Law

1981 - 1988

California Association of Realtors

Broker - Member

2001 - Current

California State Bar  # 169787

Member

1993 - Current

12 Steps to Loan Modification Success

Ute Ferdig (Ferdig Real Estate Solutions)

June 23, 2012

Q. Do California Loan Modifications need to be notarized by all parties and filed with the County Recorders Office?

March 27, 2011

A: Only the deed of trust is recorded. When the loan is modified, it's just the underlying note that changes, but the deed of trust securing the loan does not really change and therefore no new deed of trust is recorded.

Q. Just received notice of trustee's sale from california reconveyance company (arm of Chase?). NOW WHAT?

March 27, 2011

A: If you have an attorney, you should ask your attorney what to expect. If the attorney sues the bank, I would think that the attorney will also request a temporary restraining. Like I said, ask your attorney as your attorney knows the facts of your case and can best advise you.

Q. Can my ex wife open a child support case in California when Idaho has found that they have jurisdiction?

March 26, 2011

A: Is she asking for the California court to issue a new child support order that is different from the Idaho order or is she asking for the California court to enforce the Idaho child support order? Since your divorce and child support were handled by the Idaho courts and your ex wife and children still reside there, Idaho support guidelines should apply because Idaho has continuous exclusive jurisdiction. If you respond to the child support motion, you should make it clear that you are not making a general appearance and that you are appearing for the sole purpose of challenging jurisdiction to modify child support. I would recommend that you hire an attorney to represent you. If you don't have the money to do so, you may want to consider a Prepaid Legal membership (only $17/month) which would entitle you to ask questions on unlimited # of issues of an attorney and they can help you represent yourself. You can ask questions involving laws in all 50 states, which means you can also ask questions pertaining to Idaho child support law. To sign up, you can go to www.16or25.com Call me if you have questions. ... Read More

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