Justin Leigh Seekamp

Justin Leigh Seekamp's Answers (5)

Orlando, FL

Insurance Lawyer at Orlando, FL

Practice Areas: Insurance, Foreclosure

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How do I file a response to a Motion to Re-open a Foreclosure Dismissal?

Justin's answer | Answered on January 13, 2014

If the Plaintiff filed this motion then it will likely have to be set for hearing before the presiding Judge for your case. I would be on the look...

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Legal Advice on I have a 2yr old daughter with ex-girlfriend. Not living together and I have been my daughters primary caregiver

Justin's answer | Answered on November 13, 2012

If you are unmarried, of which I would assume, then your first and most important step would be to consult with a local family law attorney. But,...

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In a Florida foreclosure, Is any motion filed by a plaintiff valid after the case has been dissmissed for lack a prosecution?

Justin's answer | Answered on May 22, 2012

As was stated earlier, a dismissal for lack of prosecution is typically a dismissal without prejudice meaning that the bank and their attorney's...

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My divorce,Florida, states...parent beginning time sharing provide trans, and parent ending shall provide trans. Who's responsib

Justin's answer | Answered on May 22, 2012

I am not sure of what your question regards given the details that you've provided. It sounds like this is part of a parenting plan that you and...

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Can a house be saved from foreclosure after the final judgment has been made and a sale date has been set?

Justin's answer | Answered on May 19, 2012

As a renter you are in an interesting position. It is possible that at the foreclosure sale/auction that your landlord could re-purchase the...

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