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Over the past few years the housing market has gone through numerous changes and, unfortunately, not all of them have been positive for homeowners. Many homeowners have found their property value has declined to the point where they are either upside down on their mortgage, or they have second an...

In response to the Covid-19 outbreak, the federal government and the State of Florida have imposed a foreclosure moratorium—a temporary halt in the initiation of foreclosure procedures—for specific kinds of loans. The federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, which the Pr...

So you find yourself in debt, with credit cards maxed out. Minimum monthly payments start becoming difficult to manage. Now your hours at work have been cut back, making your financial situation a real nightmare. And then the lawsuit comes. Overwhelmed and feeling helpless, you're considering a d...

Have you lost your job or had a decrease in hours due to the Coronavirus pandemic? You are not alone. Since the middle of March 2020, we have had an increase of potential clients, from across the Tampa Bay Area and the state (Tampa, Brandon, Orlando, Bradenton, Sarasota, Fort Myers, etc.) who hav...

One of the problems homeowners may face when their bank or lender publishes an official notice that foreclosure proceedings have begun, is they may fall victim to dishonest individuals or companies who will attempt to involve them in any number of foreclosure scams. We understand how frightening ...

When an individual, or family, starts to fall behind on their credit card debts, personal loans, mortgage or other financial obligations, it can become extremely stressful. Not being able to make ends meet, or having to make a choice as to which bills will be paid and which ones will not, is not ...