Attention All REO Officers: Florida’s Commercial Landlord/Tenant Laws May Apply to You! BlogJune 4, 2013 By: Scott A. Padgett When foreclosing mortgages on commercial properties in Florida, banks are often able to choose whether to … Read more
Lack of Permanent Visa May Preclude Invocation of Florida Homestead Exemption BlogMay 30, 2013 By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Scott St. Amand Creditors often find themselves at the crossroads of multiple disciplines of … Read more
Documentary Stamp Tax on Renewal Loans – A Review of the Basics BlogMay 28, 2013 By: Douglas L. Waldorf, Jr. With property values slowly increasing and borrowers beginning to see the light at the end … Read more
Post-Judgment Recovery of Attorney’s Fees and Costs BlogMay 23, 2013 By: Aristides “Kico” Diaz One of the issues faced by a judgment creditor in pursuing collection of the judgment is … Read more
Municipal Liens vs. Mortgages: Florida’s Supreme Court Rules on Superpriority Issue BlogMay 21, 2013 By: Douglas L. Waldorf, Jr. In my April 18th post , I discussed the recent trend of municipalities enacting ordinances … Read more
Magistrates to Handle Florida Residential Foreclosure Actions – Florida Supreme Court Amends Rule 1.490 and Significantly Changes Landscape of Residential Foreclosure Litigation BlogMay 16, 2013 By: Scott St. Amand & Douglas L. Waldorf, Jr. It is no secret that Florida consistently ranks among the worst … Read more
Adam B Brandon – New Litigation Attorney Joins Rogers Towers PressMay 14, 2013 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (May 14, 2013) – Adam B. Brandon recently joined Rogers Towers as an associate in its Litigation Department. … Read more
What can Twinkies and Beer Teach Investors about Purchasing the Assets of an Insolvent Corporation? BlogMay 9, 2013 By: Scott St. Amand & J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. When Hostess announced last November that it would be shutting the … Read more
A Lesson from the Lumber Yard: Middle District of Florida Raises Particularity Requirement for Trustee Standing in § 549 Avoidance Actions BlogMay 7, 2013 By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Scott St. Amand One of the primary roles of a Chapter 7 trustee is … Read more
City Approves Partial Mobility Fee Waiver BlogMay 2, 2013 By: Wyman R. Duggan The City of Jacksonville has enacted Ordinance 2013-94-E, granting a partial waiver of mobility fees for … Read more