Nationstar Mortgage Lawsuit Settlement
What happened
Nationstar Mortgage charged borrowers various disputed fees on their mortgage accounts, including charges for service of process for unknown parties, property maintenance that was never performed, property inspections that never occurred, and attorneys' fees from a prior unsuccessful foreclosure action. The lawsuit alleges these charges violated a breach of contract and state consumer protection laws. Nationstar denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
Do you qualify?
All persons in the State of Florida whose mortgage contracts were serviced by Nationstar (on behalf of U.S. Bank or other note or mortgage holders) from May 29, 2013, through July 24, 2025, where Nationstar collected or attempted to collect amounts through mortgage account statements.
How to file
Submit a completed Claim Form (available on Page 5 of the Notice) by August 15, 2026. If the Court approves the settlement and it becomes final, you will receive your payment via check. For instructions on submitting the Claim Form, refer to the Notice.
In the news
- Nationstar Mortgage ordered to repay $73M to customersThe Real Deal · December 8, 2020
- Nationstar Mortgage to refund $73M to borrowers under orderBoston Herald · December 8, 2020
- Attorney General Josh Shapiro obtains $2.75 million settlement for Pennsylvania mortgage loan borrowersFOX43.com · December 7, 2020
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