FLORIDA FORECLOSURE DEFENSEFacing foreclosure? Talk to an attorney.
How we help

Florida foreclosure
defense attorney.

Anthony Rumore, P.A. helps Florida homeowners discuss foreclosure lawsuits, missed payments, and mortgage-resolution options.

BEFORE A LAWSUIT

Pre-foreclosure guidance

Start with what changed and what you want to achieve.

  • Review missed payments and servicer notices.
  • Discuss whether you want to stay in the home or explore another path.
  • Bring your latest mortgage statement.
DURING A LAWSUIT

Foreclosure defense

Have your actual court documents and case history reviewed.

  • Discuss potential legal responses.
  • Flag any hearing, judgment, or sale notice immediately.
  • Ask an attorney to confirm your deadlines.
EXPLORING A RESOLUTION

Mortgage options

Depending on your circumstances, discussions may include:

  • Repayment or reinstatement
  • Loan modification
  • Short sale or another resolution

Each option has conditions and tradeoffs. Approval and outcomes are not guaranteed.

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Start with a conversation

Ask about the scope of representation, fees, documents needed, and the immediate next step. No representation begins unless the firm agrees to accept your matter.

Discuss your situation
HOMEOWNER QUESTIONS

Clear answers.
A place to start.

General information, not advice about your case. Tell the firm about any court deadline.

What does a foreclosure defense attorney review?

Ask about a review of the complaint, loan records, notices, case history, and possible responses. The scope of representation and available approaches depend on the matter.

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How many missed payments come before foreclosure in Florida?

Applicable federal rules generally restrict the first foreclosure filing until a covered loan is more than 120 days delinquent. Exceptions apply; this is not your court response deadline.

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How long does foreclosure take in Florida?

There is no single timeline for every case. Have the firm review your court record, any notices, and the next scheduled event.

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When is it too late to stop foreclosure?

That depends on what has happened and which options remain. If you have a sale or hearing notice, seek prompt case-specific advice. No result is guaranteed.

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Does a loan modification application stop the lawsuit?

Do not assume it does. Coverage, application completeness, timing, and other facts affect any protections. Address court obligations separately.

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How much does a foreclosure defense attorney cost?

Ask the firm for the consultation arrangements, proposed scope, legal fees, and any separate costs before agreeing to representation. This website does not quote a fee for your case.

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Can you help homeowners outside Fort Lauderdale?

The firm serves homeowners throughout Florida. Tell the firm the county and case number so it can discuss your matter and representation arrangements.

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Does the Free Motion request extend my deadline?

No. Requesting or receiving a document is not filing it or obtaining a court order. The offer is for recipients of the firm’s mailer; ask the firm about the next steps.

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WHERE WE HELP

Local concerns.
Florida foreclosure counsel.

Explore guidance for the four counties we currently serve. Our firm is based in Fort Lauderdale.

Your next step

Let’s talk about
your way forward.

You don’t have to sort through every option alone. Contact Anthony Rumore, P.A. to discuss your foreclosure concerns.

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Take the first step

Request a consultation.

Tell us how to reach you and what’s happening with your home.

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