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… But I Have a Lien!?
The United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District’s decision in In re: Adams, Case No. 22-10140-MAM serves as a … more
Recovering Clerk of Court Fees After Vacated Foreclosure Sale – It Can Be Tricky
Filing suit in court is always accompanied by additional administrative costs and fees, including clerk of court fees. … more
Florida’s Safe Harbor – Calculating Bank Liability for Delinquent Assessments After Foreclosure of Multiple Condominium Units
The real estate market has seen a tremendous influx of large companies purchasing multiple units and lots within an … more
4th DCA Applies 1 Year Statute of Limitations for Deficiency Judgment
The rule in any litigation is that timing is everything. Miscalculating deadlines, and especially mis-construing application … more
Parcel Owner Legal Standing to Challenge Assessment After Sale of Property
Whether a third party is liable for HOA assessments after a foreclosure sale is a highly litigated issue in Florida. Often, … more
CDC Wins the Battle on Eviction Moratoriums . . . For Now
The COVID-19 pandemic and the associated actions taken to help mitigate its effects on public health and the economy have … more