What will happen to my title?
No. The property will have one title and one owner, which will be whoever is the successful bidder at the mortgage foreclosure sale. You will...
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No. The property will have one title and one owner, which will be whoever is the successful bidder at the mortgage foreclosure sale. You will...
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It is extremely unlikely that there is any basis to set aside the foreclosure sale, and depending on how long ago the sale occurred, whether it has...
The terms you are using in your question make it difficult to answer you. "Charged off" is not a legal term. "Charging off" refers to internal...
The terms you are using in your question make it difficult to answer you. "Charged off" is not a legal term, it refers to internal bookkeeping and...
The problem that many borrowers are experiencing is that the mortgage companies are running off the rails, doing things that are improper and often...
The problem that many borrowers are experiencing is that the mortgage companies are running off the rails, doing things that are improper and often...
There is no way to respond to this question without a great deal more information. Why did you wait so long ? There are statutes of limitations...
April Charney is a Legal Aid attorney in Jacksonville. Jacksonville Area Legal Aid does not take cases in South Florida, and only takes cases for...
Be VERY careful. Unfortunately, these days in Florida there are many attorneys who take foreclosure defense cases, and yet who may not understand...
Depending on all the details and the evidence, possibly so. However, while people are allowed to represent themselves in court, it is a huge...