"Here, we won this case because we believed in our arguments and sought for the Florida Supreme Court to take jurisdiction of the case, which it ultimately did and reversed back to the Fourth District," attorney Kendrick Almaguer said.
July 01, 2021 at 01:08 PM
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Foreclosure defense attorneys are celebrating a decision in Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal, which could require the losing parties on any side of a foreclosure case to pay the winner’s attorney fees.
The adjustment came after the State Supreme Court remanded in favor of homeowners Arlene R. Ghent and David M. Henry in the Ghent v. HSBC Mortgage Services dispute.
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