Fortunately, compassionate attorney Carlos M. Amor understands the panic that comes with the threat of losing your home. He’s ready to provide you with the basic knowledge and legal assistance you need to navigate this difficult phase. Let’s begin with what a foreclosure means.
Foreclosure refers to the process by which a mortgagee attempts to take control over a mortgaged property from the mortgagor. This typically happens when the mortgagor can no longer discharge their repayment obligations due to unexpected medical bills, unemployment, and other financial crises.
In some cases, however, lenders aren’t always right and may have made certain mistakes that render the foreclosure invalid. Even when you’re in mortgage default, you may still have legal alternatives and defenses to delay or stop foreclosure. So, don’t allow your cherished home to be taken away from you without a fight. With help from Carlos M. Amor, you may still be able to save your property and enjoy your investment for as long as possible.
If you’re confused about how to begin your foreclosure defense process, attorney Carlos M. Amor is always here for you. Give him a ring at 954-453-7200 to schedule a free case review via your preferred medium (phone, video meeting, or in-person) now.
One thing to remember when dealing with a foreclosure threat is that your hands are not tied. There are numerous legal avenues to explore to prevent you from foreclosure or losing your home. These are the most common and probable ones:
One of the ways you can stop a foreclosure is by contesting it through the judicial system. This is usually the best option when the lender has done something that can challenge the validity of the foreclosure process.
For example, the fact that a lender fraudulently made you sign the mortgage documents is a valid defense against foreclosure. Other defenses include mortgage scams, expired statute of limitations, unclean hands, lack of proper notice, etc.
Attorney Carlos M. Amor can help you challenge your lender’s right to recover your property by developing a solid foreclosure defense on your behalf. Call 954-453-7200 to determine if you’re entitled to any possible legal defenses.
As you already know, the inability to pay the required installments is the primary reason for foreclosure. So, you can simply avoid losing your home by modifying the terms of the agreement to suit your current financial situation. This legal alternative to foreclosure is called loan modification and may include altering the interest rates, deferring certain payments, lessening the monthly payment, etc.
Since the foreclosure process in Florida is judicial, the lender would have to file a lawsuit to sell off your home. This means that you’d be given an opportunity to defend yourself and convince the court otherwise. However, if you refuse to defend your foreclosure case by not responding to the summons, the court may enter a default judgment. A default judgment is typically in the lender’s favor and exposes you to the following consequences.
The most apparent consequence of refusing to defend your foreclosure case is that you get to lose your home. Summary judgments may give the lender the go-ahead to recover your property and sell it to offset your debt. More than just forfeiting your home, the wasted effort and money in maintaining the mortgage can cause you emotional distress.
Foreclosure hurts your credit score. With a foreclosure on your credit report, it may be difficult to obtain fresh loans at fair interest rates. It may also adversely impact your chances of future employment.
A deficiency judgment may be entered against you if your home was sold for an amount less than what you owe. This means that you’ll still be in debt, and various collection avenues may be employed to recover the deficiency. These methods include bank levy or wage garnishment.
It’s important to fight for your home to avoid the above repercussions. Even if you don’t have a valid defense to foreclosure, alternatives like short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure may be better in your case. These legal options allow you to give up ownership of your home without harming your credit score or facing deficiency judgment. Of course, these depend on the peculiarities of your case.
Attorney Carlos M. Amor can review your case and determine what strategy works best for you.
Are you wondering whether hiring a qualified Bota Raton foreclosure defense lawyer significantly increases your chance of success? The answer is always yes. However, this largely depends on the quality of legal representation at your disposal.
While there are many foreclosure defense attorneys to choose from, attorney Carlos M. Amor makes an excellent choice for these reasons:
Attorney Carlos M. Amor is concerned that your home is under threat of foreclosure. He is ready to fight with you to improve your chances of keeping your home.
Since foreclosure law is a gray area for many clients, it’s normal to have many questions about the topic. These are among the most common ones:
Attorney Carlos M. Amor would love to hear any more questions you may have. So, feel free to call him at 954-453-7200 to get satisfactory answers to your foreclosure concerns.
Florida’s laws offer you numerous protections, alternatives, and defenses to prevent you from losing your home to foreclosure. However, you can only take advantage of them when you act promptly. Time is always of the essence in foreclosure cases. Your actions during this phase are the difference between keeping and losing your home.
Fortunately, you don’t have to worry about the next steps to take with attorney Carlos M. Amor handling your case. As a qualified foreclosure defense lawyer, he may help you save your property through solid defense strategies. With over 15 years of experience in handling cases like yours, attorney Carlos M. Amor’s track record of success remains unbeatable.
Client Testimonial
“I have used Carlos for the last 5 or so years. He has helped me achieve 2 settlements with banks I sued, retain property out of foreclosure for good. I have used him to quiet title, evictions, getting escrow money back on deals that went bad, sending letters to people, foreclosure defense and litigation, and other real estate matter requiring a lawyer like probate cases. He is usually easy to reach on his cell, and responds quickly. He is not a rip off like most lawyers down here who charge you for paper clips and don’t know what they are talking about. I would recommend giving him a try , especially if you are using one of these rip off lawyers we have so many of in south florida.” – Buy Wholesale (Google Review)
Carlos M. Amor is a skilled and experienced attorney and real estate broker. His legal practice in South Florida focuses on real estate litigation, real estate investments, tax deed and foreclosure auction purchases, traditional real estate transactions, short sales, foreclosure defense, and civil litigation. Carlos thinks “outside the box” and takes a practical approach to finding solutions that benefit his clients. [ ATTORNEY BIO ]