Mortgage & Foreclosure Defense
FORECLOSURE PREVENTION AND DEFENSE
WE HAVE SUCCESSFULLY SAVED HUNDREDS OF HOMES FOR CLIENTS IN SOUTH FLORIDA
If you are in South Florida and are behind on your mortgage, are at risk for a mortgage foreclosure or are currently the subject of foreclosure, we offer cost-effective representation that can allow you to leverage the laws and make sure your rights are respected so you achieve a reasonable result.
There are many rumors and a great deal of misinformation circulating which makes it extremely difficult for consumers to have a clear picture of what is going on and where they fit in. Making good decisions is challenging with inaccurate information. When the appointment is over, you will have the tools to make decisions that make the most sense for you and your family.
Once you are armed with real facts, our objective is to work with you to find a way to achieve YOUR PREFERRED SOLUTION. Our clients want more than just to stall, and we can help them to get more. If your goal is to SAVE YOUR HOME, we work to find a SOLUTION based on the particular facts and issues of your case geared to find the leverage you need to assist in saving your home. A short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure do just the opposite – they help you to LOSE your home. And, the way things work today, you could still have a deficiency judgment exposure. So, a short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure do not get you any closer to a solution, unless properly negotiated so that at least the risk of deficiency is gone.
If you are frustrated and do not know what to do next or where to turn, we can help. We will analyze your situation and tell you what alternatives we see. We will answer any questions you have, and when the appointment is over, you will clearly understand the landscape and your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, incorrect fees, misapplied payments, or escrow mistakes can make an account appear delinquent, even when payments were made.
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Keep your documentation and seek legal review as soon as possible. Identifying discrepancies early can prevent escalation.
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In some cases, yes. Options depend on timing, loan status, and the nature of the issue, which is why early intervention matters.
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Often, yes. Errors, improper charges, or servicing violations may affect what a lender can legally pursue.
You Don’t Have to Face This Alone
If you are frustrated, confused, or unsure where to turn, we can help. We will analyze your situation, explain your options clearly, and help you move forward with confidence.