If you were partially to blame for your own accident and injuries, you likely cannot receive the full amount of compensation that you would otherwise have been due if the other party was 100 percent at fault. The question is whether you can receive any compensation at all, and you should recognize that financial recovery...
Living in a community with a Homeowners’ Association (HOA) can be frustrating. It can often feel like you’ve lost control over your own property, with a board of directors dictating everything from the color you can paint your front door to where you can park your car. Receiving a violation notice can make you feel...
Florida has the highest percentage of residential units in the country that are a part of a homeowners association (HOA). Nearly 50 percent of the housing units in the state belong to an HOA. When you are part of an HOA, you do not have unlimited rights as a property owner. Instead, your property is...
Making the decision to confront overwhelming debt takes immense courage. It’s a step toward reclaiming your life from the stress of harassing phone calls and threatening letters. At Consumer Law Attorneys, we want to be clear: filing for bankruptcy is not a personal failure. It is a legal tool established by federal law, designed specifically...
For most people, being sued can be a frightening experience. The arrival of a thick envelope from a bank’s law firm, threatening to take your home, is enough to cause immense stress and fear. It’s a moment designed to make you feel powerless. We are here to tell you that you are not. You have...
Last year, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) began the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase (VASP) program to provide support for veterans who are struggling to keep up with their mortgage payments. Aiming to help them avoid foreclosure, VASP provided many benefits to veterans facing financial hardship. Unfortunately, the VA recently announced the swift end...
The prospect of rising foreclosures can indeed be alarming and bring uncertainty to homeowners and the economy in general. Though current numbers are nowhere near those of the previous housing crash, an increase in foreclosures can often be a sign of growing economic instability and concern. It’s important to stay informed and prepared for any...
When a homeowner stops making mortgage payments, the lender has the right to take back house – a process known as foreclosure. Importantly, how the foreclosure happens depends on the laws of the state where the property is located. In some states, lenders must go through the court system for approval to foreclose. This is...
Bankruptcy filings in the United States saw a significant increase in 2024, and this shift has impacted both businesses and everyday consumers. As the economy continues to change, more people are seeking legal help to protect their finances and property. At Consumer Law Attorneys, we take pride in helping Floridians with their legal needs during...
If you are hurt because of someone else’s actions or carelessness, you may have a personal injury claim under Florida law. From car accidents to slip-and-falls, Florida personal injury law protects people who are injured through no fault of their own. But how this law applies can be confusing, and it has several important rules...
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