Florida Practitioners Guide: Mortgage Foreclosure and Alternatives

This guide for handling mortgage defaults helps you to decide the best action to take against the debtor and sets out all steps for a foreclosure action.
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The 12th Edition of the Florida Practitioner's Guide: Mortgage Foreclosures & Alternatives includes a discussion of newly enacted and amended statutes, new case law, and updated forms addressing: foreclosure complaints, service of process, lien priority, conditions precedent, statute of limitations, adequate protection, show cause procedures for interim payments, summary judgment, deficiencies, and setting aside foreclosure judgments. A comprehensive discussion of bankruptcy is included and addresses relief from stay procedures, cram down, trustee's deeds, and new Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1.

Hot topics featured in the 12th Edition include:

  • Updated Consumer Financial Protection Bureau regulations resulting in Model Validation Notice.
  • Chapter 13 debt limits changed to $465,275 noncontingent, liquidated, unsecured debt and $1,395,875 noncontingent, liquidated, unsecured debt.
  • Small Business Reorganization Act created a new Subchapter V under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.
  • COVID-19 updates.

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The 11th Edition ISBN was ?9781522196495.

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