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The state of New Jersey has amended its Mortgage Stabilization and Relief Act, adding a provision allowing a delinquent borrower to pay nothing during his/her forbearance period. The forbearance period can last up to six months but only becomes effective after a foreclosure action is filed. The law firm of K&L Gates said the amendment is “looking like a smart economic move” in New Jersey...

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