Free House
Feb 02, 2016OUTCOME: Mortgage removed from home.
We sued to have the mortgage removed because the lender was not able to designate default within the 5 year statute of limitations.
Garrick Neal Fox's Legal Cases (8)
Daytona Beach, FL
Mediation Lawyer at Daytona Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Mediation, Family
Case dismissed with prejudice
Jun 13, 2012OUTCOME: case dismissed
The foreclosure case was file over 3 years ago. After repeated requests for the answers to interrogatories (answers to legal questions) and a granting of a motion to compel the answers, the Judge threw ... the case out by dismissing it with prejudice so they can NERVER take this person's home.
Foreclosure
Jan 19, 2011OUTCOME: Lender allowed a short sale for less than half of the mortgage balance. The lender also waived all deficiencies
Our firm retained a forensic auditor. With his help we were able to identify over 25 violations of Federal Rules and Statutes.
State V SZ
Aug 05, 2003OUTCOME: Not guility
Client was charged with aggravated battery with a sword. State presented 4 eye witnesses. After three day jury trial, not guilty.
United States V FR
Aug 15, 2002OUTCOME: Not guility
The defendant was arrested for importation of 10 tons of marijuana.
United States Vs Murgo
Mar 26, 1992OUTCOME: Judge dismiss case after verdice
This case was a Federal white collar criminal case with 8 co defendants involving numerous States. The trial lasted three months. After many years of appellate work in the 11th Circuit Court of Appea ... ls, six defendants found guilty and two were acquitted. My client was at trial.
United Stated VS. Rodrigious
Jan 07, 1992OUTCOME: Not Gulity
The case involved to attempted import 21+ tons of drugs by off loading a freighter on to smaller commercial fishing boats. It was alleged that my client off loaded the drugs and piloted one of the sm ... aller craft. DEA saw the boats coming into the port. They let each of the boats as they docked. My client's ID was in dispute even though they watched him come in!
State of Florida VS. Weber
Mar 07, 1985OUTCOME: Guilty of manslaughter
The State charged the defendant First Degree Murder. She was alleged to have shot her husband while he slept in bed. We told the jury that the gun went off accidentally when removing it from his bed ... . I was necessary to have the gun processed by expert gun smiths. It was found that the husband had modified the gun to have a hair trigger.
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