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If you believe your property was wrongfully foreclosed in Florida, you can file a complaint with the court and gather all relevant documents. Consult a foreclosure defense attorney for specific advice. You generally cannot sue the courthouse, but you can file a complaint against the responsible party. If a judge ignores your motions, consider filing a complaint with the judicial conduct board or appealing the decision. Even if the house is sold, you might request a stay of sale or reverse the sale if successful on appeal. Check for a hearing date for your objection and prepare evidence. Use resources like the Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service or legal aid organizations to find an attorney.Full Conversation
When can I file Wrongful Foreclosure Attorney Joseph in Florida?
To better assist you with your wrongful foreclosure issue in Florida, could you please provide more details about your situation? Specifically, are you currently facing foreclosure, or has it already occurred? Knowing this will help me provide more accurate information.
my property was sold two weeks ago, despite it was the wrong mortgage, wrong address, and wrong name
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here are some general steps you can take regarding wrongful foreclosure in Florida:
- **File a Complaint:** You can file a complaint with the court for wrongful foreclosure.
- **Gather Evidence:** Collect all documents related to the mortgage, property, and foreclosure.
- **Contact an Attorney:** Consult with a foreclosure defense attorney for specific advice.
Would you like information about the nearest courthouse to you?
Can I sue the courthouse also
You generally cannot sue the courthouse itself. However, you may file a complaint against the party responsible for the wrongful foreclosure.
Would you like information on how to find a foreclosure defense attorney in Florida?
What to do about the judge, refusing to hear all my motion and ignoring rule of law
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If a judge is refusing to hear your motions and you believe they are ignoring the rule of law, you can:
- **File a Complaint:** File a complaint with the judicial conduct board in Florida.
- **Appeal:** Consider appealing the judge's decisions to a higher court.
- **Consult an Attorney:** Speak with an attorney who specializes in judicial conduct or appeals.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or appeal in Florida?
I file an appeal, but the house is already been sold
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Even though the house has been sold, you might have some options:
- **Stay of Sale:** Check if you can request a stay of the sale pending the appeal.
- **Reverse the Sale:** If successful on appeal, you may be able to reverse the sale.
Would you like assistance with finding a foreclosure defense attorney in Florida?
I file an objection to the sale
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Given that you have already filed an objection to the sale, here are some steps you might consider in Florida:
- **Hearing Date:** Check if a hearing date has been set for your objection.
- **Evidence Presentation:** Prepare and present all relevant evidence to support your objection.
- **Legal Assistance:** Consult with a foreclosure defense attorney for specific advice.
Would you like information on how to find a foreclosure defense attorney in Florida?
Yes
Here are some resources to help you find a foreclosure defense attorney in Florida:
- **Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service:** They can connect you with a qualified attorney.
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: www.floridabar.org
- **Legal Aid Organizations:** These provide free or low-cost legal services.
- **Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida**
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: www.clsmf.org
Would you like more specific information about attorneys in your area?
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To better assist you, could you please clarify if you are asking about filing a lawsuit for wrongful foreclosure or if you need information on a different legal action?
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