A Sutton man involved in a group of businesses that falsely advertised themselves as nonprofit foreclosure prevention organizations has been ordered to pay more than $ 600,000 for soliciting and spending illegal advance fees received from distressed homeowners, according to the office of Attorney General Maura Healey. According to the attorney general's office, Suffolk Superior Court Judge Paul Wilson granted a motion for summary judgment filed by the office holding Gailon A. Joy of Sutton liable for 68 violations of the state's Consumer Protection Act.
