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Does my foreclosure case meet the five year statute in Florida.
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Answered on February 05, 2014
Sounds like yes. Sit with an attorney to review. The first consult is always free
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After I fired my lawyer do I have to go to court?
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Answered on February 05, 2014
The court order once your attorney withdraws, will typically require you to hire a new attorney within 20 days or represent yourself. Speak to an...
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Is it possible to produce an Assignment of Mortgage when the property is in the foreclosure process?
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Answered on February 05, 2014
The greatest and best advice I can offer is to work with an attorney. Banks take their times and often times string consumers and borrowers along,...
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How does a lien on property that I hold a mortgage note on affect me/mortgage note?
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Answered on February 05, 2014
What is the lien for? Usually, the mortgage lien is superior to other liens, as evidenced by the language in their actual mortgage docs. However,...
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Can I get my home back free and clear in FL that has surpassed the foreclosure statute of limitations?
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Answered on February 05, 2014
Sounds like yes but it is impossible to determine shout reviewing your docs. Consult with an attorney
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Premarital home. lets say the the male owned the home for 10 years prior to marriage. home was worth $200k at that time,
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Answered on February 04, 2014
No Unless you sign the note which is the debt to the bank, you're not on the hook. He would owe the bank directly the monies. You do not
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Motion For Summary of final judgement - What should I do?
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Answered on February 04, 2014
I urge you to speak to an attorney immediately in order to buy you time at the hearing and get you into a short sale or loan mod. The first consult...
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If you rent a single family home is the landlord responsible for the water and sewer?
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Answered on February 04, 2014
Depends on the terms of your contract
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There is a legal loop hole in order to present against granted judgment for deficiency final judgment?
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Answered on February 04, 2014
Not sure what you mean by loophole? Attorneys such as myself that practice foreclosure defense know how to review your docs and file the necessary...
I won my foreclosure case by default, loan was transferred, now new bank trying to foreclose again, isn't that double jeopardy ?
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Answered on February 04, 2014
There is no double jeopardy in civil cases. Speak to a foreclosure attorney. The first consult is always free. That way we can review why it was...
