Haynes Law Group Legal Blog

Can Your Reverse Mortgage Be Foreclosed On? March 23, 2020

We get calls on a regular basis from people who thought they were completely secure in their Reverse Mortgage (also called a “Home Equity Conversion Mortgage”) but have now found out they are being ...

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Coronavirus: How will Covid-19 Impact your Florida Mortgage Payments? March 18, 2020

Floridians have experienced many natural disasters that have impacted their homes. From tropical storms to hurricanes, Florida home owners have been through many tough times. Yet, Covid-19 is a ...

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Is It Necessary to Have an Evidentiary Hearing to Determine Who Gets the Funds From a Foreclosure Surplus? March 13, 2020

Many of our clients are unsure what steps need to be taken to receive the surplus funds from their foreclosure sale. Often, it is required to have what is called an evidentiary hearing to determine ...

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How fast can I get my surplus refund if there are or are not Subordinate Lienholders? February 27, 2020

Many of our Foreclosure Surplus cases can take a little time to get completely settled due to the number of Subordinate (junior) lienholders. Sometimes if there are no subordinate lienholders, we can ...

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What happens to the Florida foreclosure surplus funds if you are foreclosed on by a junior lienholder? February 18, 2020

Occasionally we have clients who have a surplus when they have been foreclosed on by their Homeowner’s or Condo Owner’s association, or from a second mortgage. Generally, these are considered to be ...

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Help! I’m being foreclosed on, but I never owned the property! February 12, 2020

We are occasionally contacted by people who are named in a foreclosure case, but they are not owners to the property and have never been owners to the property. Why were they named as defendants in ...

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