Trusted Foreclosure Coverage

 ZR Per Diem has extensive experience providing coverage for firms representing lenders, banks, mortgage servicers, and financial institutions in foreclosure matters. We assign experienced attorneys who understand foreclosure practice and local court procedures, allowing your clients to receive knowledgeable and consistent representation. 

 Yes. ZR Per Diem covering attorneys regularly represent clients in matters that require the litigant to appear in court. The assigned attorney will meet with your client, explain what to expect before the appearance, and guide them through the court process. Following the hearing, they will discuss the outcome and answer any questions your client may have. 

 Many clients prefer to have the same covering attorney handle appearances on a particular matter whenever possible. While we cannot guarantee the same attorney will be available for every appearance, simply include your request when submitting coverage, and we will make every effort to assign the same attorney to your case. 

 Yes. Every attorney on the ZR Per Diem roster is vetted for their experience and qualifications. When assigning coverage, we carefully match attorneys based on the practice area, proceeding type, and jurisdiction to help ensure your matter is handled by an attorney with relevant experience. 

 Providing clear instructions helps ensure the best possible outcome. We recommend including a brief summary of the matter, your objectives for the appearance, any specific instructions you would like conveyed to the court, and the outcome you hope to achieve. Supporting documents can also be uploaded through Revolution® to help the assigned attorney prepare. 

 Yes. In many court appearances, it is appropriate and expected for attorneys to discuss the matter with opposing counsel before addressing the court. The assigned covering attorney will handle those discussions professionally, follow your instructions, and advocate for your client's interests throughout the appearance. 

 Yes. If your client attends the appearance, the assigned covering attorney will take the time to explain what occurred in court and answer questions related to that day's proceeding. For broader case strategy, legal advice, or recommendations regarding next steps, we recommend that your client speak with the attorney of record, who is best positioned to provide ongoing guidance.