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Blair Cnty. C.P. Local Rules - Civil Rule 320
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
(a) In all cases initiated by the filing of a Mortgage Foreclosure Complaint, the Defendant shall
receive an “urgent notice” to participate in the Mortgage Foreclosure Program and the
Homeowner-Occupied Certification and request for Conciliation Conference form. See
ATTACHEMNT “D” and “D-1.” The matter shall be set for a Conciliation Conference in all
cases where the Defendant returns the Homeowner-Occupied Certification. See
ATTACHMENT “D-2”.
(b) The Plaintiff shall come to the Conciliation Conference prepared to provide proof of the
defaulted mortgage and the exact amount, including costs and penalties, needed to bring the
mortgage current as of that date. Failure to do so will preclude the recovery of any interest due
on the mortgage after that date.
(c) The Defendant shall come to the Conciliation Conference prepared to provide the
following:
1. Proof of income from all sources (i.e. pay stubs, social security
disability letter of determination, workers compensation letter of
determination, annual income tax returns, child and spousal
support orders, etc.)
2. Proof of expenses and debt statements (i.e. regular monthly
mortgage payment, water/sewer bills, electricity bill, heating bill,
telephone bills, cable bill, credit card bills, tuition and day care
expenses, etc.); and
3. Act 91 Notice and any other documents you have received
regarding this mortgage foreclosure.
(d) For the purposes of the case, civil case management and further pleading deadlines are
suspended pending the outcome of the conciliation conference. Suspension is effective as of the
date of the order setting the Conciliation Conference date.
Provenance
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- www.blaircountypa.gov
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- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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