314 legal [2, *]questions have been posted about foreclosures by real users in Florida. Ask your question and dive into the knowledge of attorneys who handle your issue regularly. Similar topics to explore also include bankruptcy, commercial bankruptcy, and consumer bankruptcy. All topics and other states can be accessed in the dropdowns below.
Recent Legal Answers
You will need to retain a lawyer in Lee County, Florida and start seeking sanctions and possibly sue for malicious prosecution/abuse of process. At... Read Answer
YOu will need to retain a lawyer to intervene because there is a lawsuit in which you are involved. Otherwise you risk adverse rulings that... Read Answer
This is an interesting question. This will all depend on the details of the reverse mortgage contract. She will need to retain a real estate lawyer... Read Answer
There is no practical remedy that will cost less than $60.00 to resolve this issue. Your best remedy is to pay the $60.00 "under protest" if you must... Read Answer
No way to tell without the proper context or circumstances. If you are a litigant in a foreclosure case you really need to retain legal counsel to... Read Answer
They are likely to require a BGC on any one owning or residing on the property.
You will need to hire a lawyer that handles MHP real estate issues to interact with the park management and address the prosepectus and lot rent... Read Answer
You seem to have a misplaced view of your "entitlement" especially if you are in default and in foreclosure. The lenders lawyer does not... Read Answer
Your aunt will need to actually retain a lawyer to address this. This was badly handled from the start with a lack of due diligence in determining... Read Answer
You will need to HIRE a lawyer to sort this out as it makes no sense. There is no reason that you should have lost your homeowners insurance nor had... Read Answer
This is why you don't buy houses at forclosure auctions unless you know what you are doing. You need to hire a lawyer ASAP.
Sorry - but you have no legal right to stay in a property you don't own nor to demand that your mother support you as an adult. As you seem not to be... Read Answer
You have no real rights as they expired with the foreclosure eliminating the landlords ownership of the property. You will either make a new deal... Read Answer
This post makes no sense in that you claim to have terminated the tenancy and vacated the property, but indicate that you are still paying the rent.... Read Answer
The answer is NO. Just..NO. The entire purpose of you being a surety to co-sign is the back expecting YOU to be collectable. If you are not they will... Read Answer
A judgement is a judgment - regardless of its source. Fla. Stat. 95.11 provides the SOL for such.
If you are foolish enough to keep you personal accounts where the mortgage is, its possible by contract for them to do that. Close those accounts and... Read Answer
This is a marital issue not one that invovles the bank. The bank has no obligation to care for you, your children nor your mother. You need to... Read Answer
I assume this is another version of a similar question posted. The answer remains the same, with the exception that if the RM has come due and you... Read Answer
If you are in a foreclosure post divorce - this should have been addressed in the divorce proceedings. Not sure what question is or what you expect... Read Answer
You will have to actually file a lawsuit on your own - which is not likely to be be productive as legal malpratice cases are very expenseive and high... Read Answer
All those allegations shoudl have been addressed during the foreclosure proceedings. You would likely need to spend a good deal of money now after... Read Answer
Sorry - but you can't just throw up your hands and cry "victim!" or "not fair!" and get special consideration. Not sure how or why you are "about to... Read Answer
You need to talk to your BK lawyer and see what they suggest.
Hello... You do not have to appear for the trial on the foreclosure matter. As long as you were just a tenant and not on the note and mortgage any... Read Answer