Understand that EJECTMENT is a civil action, usually in circuit court and you will need a real property lawyer who litigates. Good Luck

It sounds to me like the processor did the job. For the service of process to be complete, a copy of the summons must be returned to the court...

You should consult a good real property litigating lawyer, but the short answer is yes; however, it may require filing an action to force the sale...

Mr. Clifton is substantially correct. You show great prescience in doing a title examination prior to getting involved. Here is the reason Mr....

The first thing I would do is call the sheriff or the police, depending whether you are in county or the city. Secondly, I would file a complaint...

Gary is spot on! RUN, do not walk to the best real property litigator you can find in Palm Beach County or thereabouts. This will probably not...

In criminal cases in smaller counties (and in some larger ones) the court conducts a monthly "docket call" which is basically a status conference. ...

Well is it? Who told you this? If the title company didn't tell you about the problems (if any) when you executed the documents, they may...

Yes, but you need to have a good real estate litigator take a look at your situation and advise you. Filing suits that affect property can explode...

The short answer is YES. Most lawyers plead that the damages are within the monetary jurisdiction of the court. It is a little surprising that...