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Editor’s comment: While I agree with the Appellate Court and its findings, reversing the judgment against the borrower for being a vexatious litigant, I strongly disagree with the characterization of the case which probably comes from bad pleading and bad argument in court. That is the danger of going into court without at least getting […]

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To schedule a telephone conference with Neil in any state except Florida you need an attorney on the line who is licensed in the jurisdiction in which the property is located. The conference is recorded and sent to the lawyer and client. Schedule Your Conference Today! The strategy is simple. Whatever can be denied with […]

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For representation in South Florida, where I am both licensed and familiar with the courts and Judges, call 520-405-1688. If you live in another state we provide direct support to attorneys. call the same number. Having watched botched cases work their way to losing conclusions and knowing there is a better way, I have been […]

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I have noticed on many occasions that the bankruptcy court judges are adding to the orders some language of finding that the movant is the owner of the loan. The court lacks jurisdiction to consider those issues and that is the reason why the act of lifting the stay is a ministerial act based upon […]

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