Foreclosures Attorney in Florida
Due to the current status of the real estate market in the United States, foreclosures are at an all-time high. Many individuals have gotten into mortgages that they cannot afford, therefore leaving lenders very few options for preventing their own losses. If you are an individual or small time lender that is seeking representation in foreclosing on property, turn to an experienced foreclosures lawyer at our office.
The lawyers at our office are skilled and professional, and take the time to assess the lender's situation and determine the best way in which to proceed with the foreclosure. Below are some issues that we confidently handle in conjunction with foreclosures.
Deficiency Judgment
Our firm represents lenders in seeking a deficiency judgment. This is a court order that authorizes a lender to collect a portion of an outstanding debt by foreclosing on and selling the borrower's mortgaged property or repossessing of property securing a debt. This occurs after a finding that the property is actually worth less than the book value of the debt.
Short Sales
Carried out in order to prevent foreclosure, a short sale may be completed when a mortgage lender or bank agrees to discount a loan balance due a mortgagor's economic hardship. Banks often allow this when it will result in a smaller financial loss than a foreclosure. Our firm represents lenders in short sale situations and handles all legal aspects of the matter that may stem from the sale.
Though most of our foreclosures practice is focused on representing lenders, we do handle cases on behalf of borrowers in some instances.
Contact a Florida Foreclosures Lawyer
We are a firm that is dedicated to standing by clients throughout the entirety of their case and afterwards. Trust your foreclosures matter to an attorney at Thorne & Storey, P.A. today.
Thorne & Storey, P.A.
| 212 Pasadena Place, Suite A
Orlando, FL 32803
Phone: (407) 488-1222
Fax: (407) 488-1221 | 518 N. Tampa Street
Suite 330
Tampa, FL 33602
Phone: (813) 223-1222 |
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Thorne & Storey, P.A. represents clients throughout Florida including Brevard County, Orange County, Lake County, Polk County, Osceola County, Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Pasco County, and Volusia County as well as the cities of Orlando, Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Daytona Beach, Deltona, Kissimmee, Lakeland, Lake Mary, Maitland, Melbourne, Ocoee, Ormond Beach, Pine Hills, Rockledge, Sanford, Saint Cloud, Sebastian, Titusville, Winter Garden, Winter Park, Tampa, St. Pete, Brandon, and Winter Springs.
