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Hurricane Milton is said to be the worst storm Florida has seen in a century. Of course, the most important priority during this extremely difficult time is to ensure the safety of you and your loved ones. Once the storm has moved on and you continue to pick up the…

Hurricane Milton is predicted to bring more damage and devastation to Florida than the state has seen in a century. For those in the path of the storm, and flooding zones, losing your home completely is a very real and valid concern. Losing your home is devastating. Not only do…

Hurricane Milton is expected to be the ‘storm of the century,’ and over 5.5 million people were urged to vacate Florida’s western coast. Many of these people may return to a severely damaged home, or complete loss of property. Those who chose to stay may witness the damage firsthand themselves….

If your home was recently foreclosed on, you may be surprised to discover that surplus funds are available after the foreclosure sale and that those unclaimed foreclosure funds belong to you. If you’ve been contacted by someone offering to help you claim those funds, those funds may very well be…

Sometimes, a bank or mortgage company may pursue foreclosure against a borrower despite knowing or consciously disregarding that it lacks a legal basis to foreclose. Can you sue a mortgage company for emotional distress caused by a wrongful foreclosure? When a mortgage company intentionally or recklessly pursues a foreclosure, including…

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is one of the most common types filed by borrowers. Still, there are many different requirements you must fulfill when filing Chapter 7, including submitting the statement of intention. If you fail to submit this important document, it could result in a dismissal of your bankruptcy case….

Of all the different types of bankruptcy filed in Florida, Chapter 7 is one of the most common. Unlike other types of bankruptcies, Chapter 7 allows you to discharge, or eliminate, all or most of your debt. A bankruptcy trustee will be assigned to your case and will oversee the…

Bankruptcy is a last resort for many people. Still, it may be the right option for you if you are struggling with significant amounts of debt that you are unable to repay. The bankruptcy process can become complex and the laws are always changing. It is for these reasons that…

If you or your spouse is carrying a significant amount of debt and are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, you likely have many questions. Should you and your spouse file bankruptcy together? Can you file for different types of bankruptcy? If only your spouse files bankruptcy, how will it affect…