foreclosure-complaint
Drafts U.S. judicial foreclosure complaints pleading standing, chain of title, default, and amounts due with jurisdiction-specific compliance and exhibit control. Triggered when the user needs a foreclosure complaint, mortgage foreclosure pleading, note-and-mortgage enforcement action, or default-based real estate litigation involving acceleration, standing, or lost-note issues.
Best use case
foreclosure-complaint is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts U.S. judicial foreclosure complaints pleading standing, chain of title, default, and amounts due with jurisdiction-specific compliance and exhibit control. Triggered when the user needs a foreclosure complaint, mortgage foreclosure pleading, note-and-mortgage enforcement action, or default-based real estate litigation involving acceleration, standing, or lost-note issues.
Teams using foreclosure-complaint should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/foreclosure-complaint/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How foreclosure-complaint Compares
| Feature / Agent | foreclosure-complaint | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Drafts U.S. judicial foreclosure complaints pleading standing, chain of title, default, and amounts due with jurisdiction-specific compliance and exhibit control. Triggered when the user needs a foreclosure complaint, mortgage foreclosure pleading, note-and-mortgage enforcement action, or default-based real estate litigation involving acceleration, standing, or lost-note issues.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
SKILL.md Source
# Foreclosure Complaint Draft a court-ready judicial foreclosure complaint with verified standing, default allegations, and itemized relief. ## Prerequisites Collect before drafting: 1. **Loan documents** — note, mortgage/deed of trust, riders, endorsements/allonges 2. **Assignment chain** — each note/mortgage transfer with dates and recording data 3. **Payment history** — last paid installment, default date, arrearage breakdown 4. **Pre-suit notices** — breach/acceleration/right-to-cure letters with proof of service 5. **Property data** — legal description, parcel ID, address, recording info 6. **Jurisdiction rules** — venue statute, foreclosure statute, verification/affidavit requirements 7. **Interested parties** — borrower(s), guarantors, junior lienholders, HOA/condo, tenants ## Inputs | Field | Required | Notes | |---|---|---| | Court/County | Yes | Must match property location and venue statute | | Plaintiff identity | Yes | Entity type, state of formation, capacity (holder/servicer) | | Defendant list | Yes | All parties with record or claimed interests | | Note terms | Yes | Date, principal, rate, payment schedule, maturity | | Mortgage terms | Yes | Date, recording book/page or instrument no. | | Property legal description | Yes | Exact as recorded; include street address | | Default date | Yes | First missed payment date | | Amounts due | Yes | Principal, interest, fees, advances, per diem | | Notices | Yes | Dates, method, content compliance | | Standing facts | Yes | Chain of assignments and note possession | | Modifications | If any | Dates, material terms, recalculated amounts | ## Workflow ### 1. Build Pleading Structure Follow this section order: - [ ] Caption — court, parties, case type, case no. placeholder - [ ] Jurisdiction and venue - [ ] Parties and interest allegations - [ ] Loan transaction (note + mortgage) - [ ] Recording and lien priority - [ ] Standing and chain of title - [ ] Conditions precedent and notice compliance - [ ] Default and acceleration - [ ] Amounts due with per diem interest - [ ] Causes of action - [ ] Prayer for relief - [ ] Verification/affidavit (if jurisdiction requires) - [ ] Signature block and certificates - [ ] Exhibits list ### 2. Plead Required Allegations | Topic | Must Allege | Notes | |---|---|---| | Standing | Holder or authorized agent; note possession; assignments | Address lost note if applicable | | Mortgage validity | Execution, consideration, recording | Provide recording data | | Default | Date and nature of breach | Include last payment date | | Notice compliance | Statutory and contractual notices | Include dates/methods | | Acceleration | Date and method | Cite clause if needed | | Amount due | Itemized totals | Include per diem rate | | Priority | Lien priority vs. junior interests | Identify subordinate liens | | Venue | Property located in county | Cite venue statute | | Conditions precedent | Compliance pleaded with specificity | Attach notices as exhibits | ### 3. Itemize Amounts Due Use this format: ``` Unpaid principal balance (as of [DATE]): $[AMOUNT] Accrued interest through [DATE] at [RATE]%: $[AMOUNT] Late charges / default interest: $[AMOUNT] Advances (taxes/insurance/preservation): $[AMOUNT] Other fees/costs authorized by loan docs: $[AMOUNT] Total due as of [DATE]: $[AMOUNT] Per diem interest: $[AMOUNT]/day ``` ### 4. Draft Causes of Action Include as applicable: 1. Foreclosure of mortgage/deed of trust 2. Breach of promissory note 3. Deficiency judgment (if permitted by state law) 4. Possession/writ of assistance (if needed) 5. Priority and extinguishment of junior interests ### 5. Draft Prayer for Relief - [ ] Money judgment for total indebtedness with per diem interest - [ ] Foreclosure judgment and order of sale - [ ] Application of sale proceeds per statute - [ ] Deficiency judgment (if allowed) - [ ] Extinguishment of junior interests, subject to redemption rights - [ ] Attorneys' fees and costs (if authorized) - [ ] Other relief deemed just and proper ### 6. Compile Exhibits - [ ] Note (with endorsements/allonges) - [ ] Mortgage/deed of trust - [ ] Assignments (each link in chain) - [ ] Payment history/accounting - [ ] Default/breach and acceleration notices with proof of service - [ ] Loan modification/forbearance agreements (if any) - [ ] Affidavit of amounts due (if required) - [ ] Lost note affidavit (if applicable) ## Pitfalls and Checks - **Party names**: Use exact names from loan docs and land records; keep consistent throughout. - **Standing**: Plead note possession plus assignment chain. If note is lost, attach lost-note affidavit. - **Notice compliance**: Include dates and service methods for every required notice and condition precedent. - **Deficiency**: Do not request if barred or limited by state law. - **Jurisdiction specifics**: Confirm verification, mediation, and pre-suit certification requirements. - **Unverified citations**: Flag state-specific statutory citations you cannot confirm with `[VERIFY]`. - **Factual pleading**: Avoid conclusory allegations; tie every allegation to an exhibit. - **Interested parties**: Name all parties with recorded or claimed interests to clear title post-sale.
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