By — Paul Solman Paul Solman Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/mortgage-lawyer-max-gardner-to-answer-your-questions Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Consumer Lawyer Max Gardner to Answer Your Foreclosure Questions Economy Oct 15, 2010 12:34 PM EDT On the NewsHour Thursday, Paul Solman had the first in a series of reports on the foreclosure debacle. In “Show Me the Mortgage,” Solman looked at some of the legal issues being raised about the validity of foreclosure filings, including faulty (some say fraudulent) documentation, the use of robo-signing, and proof of ownership of the note. Our coverage continues here, where “the dean of the bankruptcy bar,” North Carolina lawyer Max Gardner, has agreed to answer your questions on the foreclosure morass. Where did this come from? Where is it all headed? What does it mean for the housing market and the future of the mortgage industry? Post your questions in the comments section below and Gardner will answer them next week. Follow Paul on Twitter. A free press is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Support trusted journalism and civil dialogue. Donate now By — Paul Solman Paul Solman Paul Solman has been a correspondent for the PBS News Hour since 1985, mainly covering business and economics. @paulsolman
On the NewsHour Thursday, Paul Solman had the first in a series of reports on the foreclosure debacle. In “Show Me the Mortgage,” Solman looked at some of the legal issues being raised about the validity of foreclosure filings, including faulty (some say fraudulent) documentation, the use of robo-signing, and proof of ownership of the note. Our coverage continues here, where “the dean of the bankruptcy bar,” North Carolina lawyer Max Gardner, has agreed to answer your questions on the foreclosure morass. Where did this come from? Where is it all headed? What does it mean for the housing market and the future of the mortgage industry? Post your questions in the comments section below and Gardner will answer them next week. Follow Paul on Twitter. A free press is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Support trusted journalism and civil dialogue. Donate now