Connecticut Foreclosure/Motion for Interim Committee Fees and Expenses and/or Appraisal Fees are court-ordered payments that are imposed when a lender has requested a foreclosure of a mortgaged property. These fees are created to cover the costs associated with the foreclosure process, such as legal fees, appraisal fees, and other related costs. These fees are typically split between the lender and the borrower. There are two distinct types of Connecticut Foreclosure/Motion for Interim Committee Fees and Expenses and/or Appraisal Fees: Pre-foreclosure Fees and Post-foreclosure Fees. Pre-foreclosure Fees are paid prior to the initiation of the foreclosure process. These fees are imposed for services that are required in order to proceed with the foreclosure, and may include an appraisal fee, a legal fee, or a court filing fee. Post-foreclosure Fees are paid after the foreclosure process has been completed. These fees are imposed for services that are necessary to complete the foreclosure, such as an attorney's fee, a foreclosure sale fee, or a trustee's fee. In both cases, the fees are imposed in order to cover the costs associated with the foreclosure process, and are typically split between the lender and the borrower.