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I have a long overview available regarding my attorney not presenting any evidence on my behalf for a foreclosure case in Palm Beach County, Florida. There is also the matter of the trial transcript being changed to omit the Judge saying, "This is a void mortgage! What are we doing here?" and, also, all the attorney's admit that there is something wrong with the mortgage, but they didn't do it. My issue, I am trying to find an attorney that will take my case for legal malpractice. I have a very specific overview for your consideration and I can provide access to all my papers online.
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL
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Tischhauser Law Group
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The problem with mortgage foreclosure malpractice claims is they typcially revolve around unrealistic expecations of the homeowner coupled with no real ability to fund the legal work for all of the multitude of issues they want to raise. Adding the conspiracy theory of the court making a conveniently omiited smoking gun confession on the record simply adds fuel to the desperation fire common to these cases. That stated, if you are serious about pursuing a legal mal claim here, you will need to get all of the records together, and likelt spend several thousand dollars on a lawyer to review them and provide an opinion as to what is anything was done improperly by the lawyer and go from there.
Answered on Feb 01st, 2016 at 5:48 AM
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