March 12, 2022 – The Role of The Lawyer

Sometimes the practice of law can get so busy that it can be healthy to step back for a moment and reflect on what it is that you are doing after all. Recently, I have been putting some thought into the role of the lawyer and what my responsibility is as an advocate....

January 20, 2022 – Important Change to Florida’s Surplus Proceeds Law

If a purchase at a Florida foreclosure sale pays more than the judgment amount, there are surplus proceeds held by the Clerk of Court. There is a Florida law, Florida Statute 45.032, that governs how the surplus proceeds are to be disbursed. An important change has...

November 25, 2021 – Is Your Mortgage Company Ignoring Your Loan Modification Paperwork?

Oftentimes when a homeowner is applying for a loan modification, the mortgage company (especially the big mortgage servicers) will lose the homeowner’s loan modification paperwork and will ask for the same documents over and over again. This can be a very frustrating...

October 26, 2021 – Using Requests for Admission in Your Foreclosure Case

If you have been sued for mortgage foreclosure, don’t forget the importance of Requests for Admission. Under Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.370, you can send Requests for Admission to the lender’s attorney, demanding that the lender make certain admissions. For...