I’ve been screaming since February that it was improper for the Millionaire Foreclosure Mills to ignore the Rules of the Supreme Court of Florida by continuing to file foreclosure complaints that are not verified as required by the rule.
I have respectfully suggested that it was appropriate judicial policy for the courts to Sua Sponte or on their own initiative review all foreclosures filed since the February 17, 2010 and dismiss those cases that are not verified.
I AM PLEASED TO REPORT THAT THE COURT IN THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IS APPARENTLY DOING JUST THAT!
Attached here is a copy of the Order. This is a clear and very appropriate Order and process that should be adopted by circuits all across the state of Florida because it is an appropriate sanction for the flagrant abuses by the Millionaire Foreclosure Mills and quite frankly, this is an important fiscal policy issues. The citizens of the State of Florida should not be absorbing the costs of judicial administration just because these Millionaire Foreclosure Mills decide they want to flaunt the rules of the State of Florida.
Taxpayers and consumers need to rise up and demand that their Clerks in each circuit adopt the very same policy that has been adopted in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. The average citizen should not be forced to bear the financial costs that non-compliance with these important rules costs.
Enough is enough….great job for the Chief Judge in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit for standing and demanding respect for the judicial system and the rule of law!
Contact press in your area and ask them to question why Clerks of Courts are missing out on the opportunity to obtain additional funding for the courts….funding that comes from the Millionaire Firms that are profiting on the pain of the common man!
Matt,
Thank you for posting this so quickly! This order is from my case, now dismissed!
Is there a way to also verify mediation has taken place with a “real” party of interest?
https://www.foreclosurehamlet.org/forum/topics/fdle-2005-mortgage-fraud
From the 2005 FDLE report (bottom of page 23 says);
“In reviewing assessments from universities, the mortgage and real estate industry, federal and state government agencies as well as the experiences of investigations within the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, it is clear that diligence stops most frauds before financial losses occur. It is also clear, that investors rely too much on the very industry that may be defrauding them to conduct due diligence. Proper due diligence should be conducted by independent specialists and not solely by the parties involved. Though there is a cost involved with hiring specialists, many of these reviews can be done easily and cheaply. For instance, a basic review of courthouse documents to ensure proper filings is a productive method to identify and stop some frauds (such as taking on multiple investors for the same property) and can be done for free on the Internet.”
received forclosure paper with fake signitures on them what can i do?