If the case was dismissed you remain the owner of the home. The bank may still file another foreclosure lawsuit, but that remains the bank's...

Note Endorsement: A board certified forensic document examiner inspected my court file, including the original note and mortgage

You do not have good chances of success at a Motion to Dismiss under the circumstances. A Motion to Dismiss tests the sufficiency of the...

Is it normal for a foreclosure attorney to charge $ 5000 + on a simple foreclosure proceeding that did not reach the court for a

I agree with the answer provided by my colleague. I would only add that it is wise to obtain a fee estimate from your attorney for the likely cost...

I received a notice of "Motion for Default" for a home I am renting. How will that effect me as the tennant?

A tenant to a foreclosure action does have rights if the lease was entered into before the foreclosure action started. You should get involved in...

I won a foreclosure auction on a house due to HOA fees, am I responsible to pay home equity line of credit on the house?

As the purchaser of the house at the juducial auction, you are now the beneficial owner and stand in the shoes of the prior owner with respect to...

If you've received a Notice of Voluntary Dismissal that means that the case was dismissed. It is unclear whether the dismissal was because of what...

I am in need of a letter of response to delay my foreclosure now. Any takers? Not willing to pay lots but upto $250.

It sounds like you need assistance with writing an answer or responsive pleading. While this is definitely something many lawyers can assist with,...

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Your question is a bit unclear. It sounds like the mortgage company was the highest bidder at the judicial sale and as a result they received a...

I am 3 months into a 2 year lease in Florida. Am I required to sign a lease addendum? What are my rights?

No principal in law would require you to sign an addendum unless there was a provision in the original lease that pointed to this future...

If the owner was known to you (e.g. on your lease) and the agent was disclosed as the agent for the landlord then generally speaking you may not...