I have five days left to respond to a foreclosure place in my property. May I represent myself?

The fact is I hired an attorney but I haven't received any copy of the response that he is suppose to sent to the court. I haven't been able to reach him at his phone and I found out his office is one of those virtual offices.
I have 5 days left and I want to be sure we are responding to the sue.
Any suggestion will be very appreciated at this time.

Thanks

Attorneys don't always send clients copies of all papers filed with the Court. In this day and age, a virtual office doesn't mean much, although those attorneys that have them might be few and far between. I worked with at least one.

Show up at the hearing. If the attorney hasn't done his work, you may have more luck pursuing him than trying to prevent foreclosure.

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Sometimes you can work with your lender. They would rather work with you most often instead of foreclose. The problem is that many mortgages have been sold to unknown buyers. That makes it more difficult.

Have you tried emailing your attorney?