Foreclosure Sale Legal Steps

Summary

After a foreclosure sale in Florida, a Certificate of Sale is issued, and if no objections are filed, a Certificate of Title follows. There is no redemption period, so the homeowner cannot reclaim the property. If errors like wrong address or name are present, objections can be filed based on procedural irregularities or mistakes. If the sale proceeds with errors, you can challenge it, potentially invalidating the sale. Filing motions before the sale day, such as a Motion to Stay the Sale or an Emergency Motion, can improve your chances of halting the sale. If the sale occurs, you can still pursue an appeal, which might reverse the sale or entitle you to damages. Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.

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What type of objection l can file concerning the title
To better assist you, could you please provide your location or the nearest court to you? This will help me provide more specific information regarding the type of objection you can file concerning the title.
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To help you understand the types of objections you can file concerning the Certificate of Title, I need to know your location or the nearest court to you. This will help provide the most accurate information relevant to your situation. Can you please provide this information?
Orange County fl
In Orange County, FL, you can file the following objections concerning the Certificate of Title after a foreclosure sale:
- **Procedural Irregularities**: Errors in the foreclosure process.
- **Fraud**: Evidence of fraudulent activities.
- **Mistake**: Mistakes in the sale or documentation.
For specific guidance, you may want to contact the nearest court:

Orange County Courthouse


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL *
Website: www.myorangeclerk.com

If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
And how long would that take after filing objections
In Orange County, FL, after filing objections, the court typically reviews them within 10 days. A hearing may then be scheduled, which can vary in time based on the court's calendar.
If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
If the summary judgment was on a wrong address and name and wrong mortgage
If the summary judgment was issued with the wrong address, name, and mortgage details, you may file an objection based on these errors. Here are possible grounds:
- **Procedural Irregularities**: Incorrect address and name.
- **Mistake**: Wrong mortgage details.
For specific guidance, please contact the Orange County Courthouse:

Orange County Courthouse


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL *
Website: www.myorangeclerk.com

Would you like more information on how to file these objections?
I have and the judge is ignoring all my motions
I'm sorry to hear that your motions are being ignored. Here are some steps you can consider:
- **File a Motion for Reconsideration**: Request the judge to review the decision.
- **Appeal**: You may appeal to a higher court if you believe there has been a legal error.
Would you like more information on these options?
The appeal time has passed
I'm sorry to hear that your appeal time has passed. Here are some steps you might consider:
- **Motion to Vacate Judgment**: You can request the court to set aside the judgment due to reasons like mistake, inadvertence, or newly discovered evidence.
- **Consult an Attorney**: For detailed assistance, contacting a local attorney might be beneficial.
Would you like more information on how to file a Motion to Vacate Judgment?
The sales day is next week
I understand the urgency of your situation with the sale day approaching. Here are some steps you can take:
- **Motion to Stay the Sale**: You can file a motion to temporarily halt the foreclosure sale.
- **Emergency Motion**: File an emergency motion to address your concerns with incorrect details in the summary judgment.
Would you like more information on how to file these motions?
If the judge denies the motion can l appeal the emergency hearing
Yes, you can appeal the denial of an emergency motion. Here are the steps:
- **File a Notice of Appeal**: You must file this with the trial court that issued the denial.
- **File a Motion for Stay Pending Appeal**: This can temporarily halt the sale during the appeal process.
Would you like more details on these steps?
What happened if they sale the house while l am appealing
If the house is sold while you are appealing, the sale might be completed, but you could still pursue your appeal. Here are some possible outcomes:
- **Reversal and Remand**: If you win the appeal, the court may reverse the sale and potentially remand the case for further proceedings.
- **Damages**: You might be entitled to damages if the sale is found to be improper.
Would you like more information on pursuing an appeal?
If the sale goes through with the wrong address and name and mortgage can they still take my home
In Orange County, FL, if the foreclosure sale goes through with the wrong address, name, and mortgage details, you can challenge the sale on these grounds:
- **Procedural Irregularities**: Incorrect details in the foreclosure process.
- **Mistake**: Errors in the sale or documentation.
Would you like more information on how to file these objections?
And then what can they evict me
In Orange County, FL, if the foreclosure sale proceeds and the new owner obtains a Certificate of Title, they can file for a writ of possession to evict you. You can challenge this eviction based on the procedural irregularities and mistakes you mentioned.
Would you like more details on how to challenge the eviction?
Does it mean l still own my house and they have to start over
In Orange County, FL, if you successfully challenge the foreclosure sale due to errors (wrong address, name, mortgage), it could potentially invalidate the sale. Until resolved, you may remain in the house.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with challenging the sale?
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To challenge the foreclosure sale effectively, you may need to file a motion to contest the sale based on the mentioned procedural errors and mistakes. Here are some steps you could take:
- **Gather Evidence**: Collect all documents proving the incorrect details.
- **File a Motion to Vacate the Sale**: Submit this motion to the court, outlining the errors.
- **Request a Hearing**: Ask the court for a hearing to present your case.
Would you like detailed guidance on any of these steps?
Should I file anything before the sale or wait till the sale goes through
You should file before the sale to prevent it from proceeding under incorrect details. Here are the steps:
- **File a Motion to Stay the Sale**: Temporarily halt the sale.
- **File an Emergency Motion**: Address the errors in the summary judgment.
Would you like more information on how to file these motions?
my chances are better to file it before the sales day then
Yes, filing before the sale day improves your chances. Here are your options:
- **Motion to Stay the Sale**: Temporarily halt the sale.
- **Emergency Motion**: Address errors in the summary judgment.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to file these motions?