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Aug 16, 2010 by REI News
The owners, lawyers and judges in Florida have long sounded the alarm for insufficient or fraudulent documents used to acquire properties of thousands of unsuspecting homeowners in the foreclosure process. Not only the Supreme Court of Florida changed the rules of civil procedure relating to foreclosures, courts throughout the state have made the foreclosure sale, dismissed for lack of cases and provided additional measures to ensure proper storage and disposal cases.
Following an investigation in Florida Default Law Group, Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum today announced that his office has launched a new investigation into allegations of unfair and deceptive acts by three law firms handling cases of housing exclusion in the Sunshine State.
Law firms in Florida, have been hired by the director ready to begin a process of elimination when consumers were in default on their mortgages. Handling more than 35 percent of all cases of foreclosure, Florida, the names of the Law Offices of C. research Marshall Stern, Shapiro & P Fishman, LLP. Watson, PA, the firm of J. David
Thousands of final judgments of foreclosure against the owner in Florida may have been the result of the alleged actions of business law in question was not reasonable. Attorney General Economic Crimes Division is investigating whether the material may have been artificially created and stored by the Florida courts to speed up the process of exclusion, perhaps without the knowledge or consent of their respective owners.
On numerous occasions, the documents were submitted to the Court in support of a final ruling against the owners. Because many loans have been bought and sold several times by different institutions, key documents involved in the eviction process for obtaining judgments often lacking. The investigation is whether these companies have created and the documentation filed with the failure of the Florida courts to strip them of deceptively homes in Florida.
"As attorney general, my job is to protect the rights of all children to investigate illegal activities and put an end to deceptive practices." Repeatedly, documents that were produced were presented in a court action for foreclosure of final judgments against the owners, "said Attorney General Bill McCollum. To this end, my office will continue investigating.."
The subpoenas were served to each of the firms asking for documents from January The subpoenas also seek information on 18 specific cases of exclusion, as well as general information on the activities of enterprises. 1, 2008. News of the investigation by failing to Florida Law Group carried out a series of complaints from owners about the law and the legal services of Marshall C. Watson, PA, the firm of J. David Stern, Shapiro & P Fishman, LLP.
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