Could it be that the best chance to save a young family from foreclosure is a 28-year-old Pakistani American playright-slash-attorney who learned bankruptcy law on the Internet? Wells Fargo, you never knew what hit you. Wajahat Ali tells of his excellent foreclosure prevention adventure. Via Defending People.
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February 25, 2010
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