Skilled Defense for People Charged With Mortgage Fraud
The collapse of the subprime mortgage market not only threatened the stability of the entire global economy, it also encouraged prosecutors to investigate and pursue individuals and businesses on fraud charges.
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If you or your company has been implicated in a single instance or a pattern of fraud in mortgage lending, mortgage assignments or property appraisal, contact the criminal defense firm of Synenberg & Associates in Cleveland. We have 25 years of experience with the defense of people facing fraud charges of all kinds.
Our deep familiarity with the state and federal system from the grand jury process to sentencing and appeal allows our lawyers to work toward minimizing your exposure to punishment. We represent borrowers, lenders, mortgage originators, mortgage brokers, appraisers, real estate agents, title agents and building contractors who face actual or potential fraud charges related to mortgage lending.
Our attorneys advise people exposed to federal or state prosecution for:
- Mortgage flipping
- Predatory lending
- False appraisals
- False identification of the borrower
- False representations as to the borrower's income, expenses or solvency
- False statements to federally insured financial institutions
AV-rated* criminal trial lawyer Roger Synenberg is a former Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Northern District of Ohio. He has focused on federal criminal practice throughout his entire career. His understanding of what the government needs to prove against you on a mortgage fraud charge can give you a significant advantage both in plea negotiations and at trial.
For a free consultation about the best ways to expand your options for a favorable result, contact Synenberg & Associates in Cleveland.
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