The worst thing a homeowner can do in a foreclosure case is nothing. The second-worst thing is coming to court unprepared. Borrowers can sometimes successfully challenge the validity of a foreclosure if they can prove that the bank didn’t properly record successive transfers of control of the loan. This was a widespread problem during the…
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In a decision that could impact future filings in other jurisdictions, the Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that an individual has standing to bring a claim against amortgage servicer for violations of the federal Home Affordable Modification Program. Earlier rulings in the case of Gretsch v. Vantium Capital, Inc. >held that the individual borrower lacked…
Continue reading ›In January 2014, the Neustein Law Group obtained a Final Judgment to cancel out the Promissory Note and Mortgage and successfully Quieting the Title on the property of an owner who was being sued in a foreclosure action in Broward County, FL. In February, the Lender filed a Notice of Appeal. However, the Appeal was…
Continue reading ›In the State of Florida, the foreclosure process is just like it would be for any other lawsuit. Florida is a judicial process state. This means that the Bank is required to file a lawsuit. The process begins with the filing of a Lis Pendens and the filing of the Complaint of Foreclosure. The process…
Continue reading ›IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 17th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FORBROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: CACE12035126SECTION: 11 VPH NPL JKC 57 TRUST,Plaintiff,vs.ALEX MANUEL DUENO, et al.,Defendants SUMMARY FINAL JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT, ALEX M. DUENO AND QUIETING TITLE AND CANCELLING NOTE THIS CAUSE came to be heard before the undersigned Judge in open Court on…
Continue reading ›The Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act is often referenced with regard to violations against consumers. But the FDUTPA can also be used in filing a Miami commercial litigation lawsuit where two competitors are in a dispute. The key is that competitors bringing the action need to show not only that there was a…
Continue reading ›Today, more people than ever are seeking relief from debt in the form of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing. That’s partially due to the fact that tougher bankruptcy regulations passed just before the housing market crash made it harder to qualify for a Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcy. Additionally, Chapter 13 plans tend to be a…
Continue reading ›Financial hardship letters are a way to ask a lender for help with a loan modification. A Miami-Dade County foreclosure attorney further explains this process. Financial hardship letters are a way to explain why you are having difficulty with paying your mortgage. Before you attempt to work with your lender on finding a solution to…
Continue reading ›There are risks involved when renting a home in foreclosure; however, as a renter you may have rights, which a Florida real estate attorney can explain to you. With the mortgage crisis leading to foreclosures, it is important to realize that homeowners and investors are not the only ones affected. Renters face risks, too, but…
Continue reading ›The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act may help veterans avoid foreclosure. It applies during active military service and can protect your South Florida home. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) can provide protection in a number of ways for those who are: • entering the military; • called to active duty; or • deployed. This protection…
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