Our foreclosure attorneys in Miami can fight for your home and your rights. Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a statement on September 24th concerning settlements for qualified borrowers in Florida who lost their homes to foreclosure. Payments are going to 167,398 Florida borrowers in 2013, under the $25 billion national mortgage foreclosure settlement act.
There continue to be fraudulent foreclosures happening right now.
Often times the original party who held your mortgage is not the one who is now claiming to own your note.
Due to prevalent violations and improper transfers of title, often times the bank can not prove ownership of the note. If this is the case with your home, you may be able to beat the bank and detach the note from the property. Depending on the judge and jurisdiction, attorney challenges to the standing of the Plaintiff have been successful in holding the banks off for an extended period of time, and in the process allowing the homeowner to refinance, modify their loan, or conduct a short sale.
Often times the original party who held your mortgage is not the one who is now claiming to own your note.
Due to prevalent violations and improper transfers of title, often times the bank can not prove ownership of the note. If this is the case with your home, you may be able to beat the bank and detach the note from the property. Depending on the judge and jurisdiction, attorney challenges to the standing of the Plaintiff have been successful in holding the banks off for an extended period of time, and in the process allowing the homeowner to refinance, modify their loan, or conduct a short sale.
Contact one of our foreclosure defense lawyers today. We have offices conveniently located in Miami and Fort Lauderdale in order to better serve you.
