Any advice ?

No you do not have to appear, and no, you likely will not have a collectible judgment once the foreclosure is completed. If the mortgage being...

Deficiency judgement

It is impossible to give case-specific advice on a public web site. Every case is different, and the smallest details can completely change what is...

How long will it take the Florida Supreme Court to answer the certified question posed in the Bartram case?

You seem to misunderstand the state of things in Florida. I agree with you that the reasoning in the Bartram case is wrong. Did you see the...

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When deficiency balance is waved in a residential foreclosure , do I at some future date have to pay the IRS?

There is no generic answer to your question. It depends on a number of details, such as: was the waiver part of a foreclosure on your primary...

Has any foreclosure attorney ever won a foreclosure case either in the lower court or on appeal to a higher court in Florida?

I have no idea what you mean by 'won'. There are numerous cases that have been resolved favorably to the defendants, in the circuit courts and on...

If a HOA is proceeding to foreclose on my home how can i stop them or prevent it from happening?

You need an attorney - immediately. It is likely that your best bet is a Chapter 13 case. At minimum, depending on the details of your financial...

Can anyone tell me whether a mortgage fraud can fall under more than one category when looking for an attorney?

It is impossible to say anything specific about your situation, since you provide no detail. Who was it who handled your case and obtained the...

I was not served papers and the plaintiff served via publication 146 days after case filed, it this legal?

While I would need to know all the details to be certain, odds are this was improper service. Please CONTACT AN ATTORNEY IMMEDIATELY who is...

Foreclosure Questions

They will pay you $1000 and give you 120 days before the sale instead of the typical 30-45. However you will still owe the entire deficiency...

Barring an error, if the plaintiff is a financial services institution, there is no chance that the foreclosing creditor will allow a 'winning' bid...