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Florida Supreme Court May Decide Fate of Liens Recorded After Foreclosure Judgments
Real estate investors, municipalities, and community associations may gain some clarity about post-judgment liens if the … more
There are No Freebies in Life – Florida Supreme Court Declares Statute of Limitations Does Not Bar Banks From Foreclosing Mortgages
In a highly anticipated ruling, the Florida Supreme Court has finally settled the issue of whether the statute of … more
Don’t Think Thrice with Foreclosure Dismissals
Recently, the tables have turned in a case that pitted a property owner against a lender seeking to foreclose and acquire a … more
Court Decision Further Erodes Associations’ Ability to Collect Assessments after Mortgage Foreclosure
In Willoughby Estates v. BankUnited, 23 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 84a (Fla. 15th Cir. Ct. 2015) a court recently ruled against an … more