Effect of Automatic Stay in Quasi-Criminal Proceedings BlogMay 1, 2014 By: J. Ellsworth Summers and Scott St. Amand The automatic stay of § 362(a) of the Bankruptcy Code is one … Read more
Guarantors Remain Liable Under Renewed Promissory Note, Even Absent Notice or Consent, Where the Modifications Are Not Adverse To the Guarantors’ Interests BlogApril 29, 2014 By: E. Carson Lange and Gabriel Crafton In a prior post , we discussed a grantor’s continuing liability under a … Read more
Plaintiff Has the Burden To Prove Its Right to Enforce the Note Even If It Is Not Challenged By the Defendant In Its Pleadings BlogApril 22, 2014 By: Douglas L. Waldorf, Jr. The legal right to enforce, by judicial proceeding, a promissory note and mortgage is referred … Read more
“Substantial Compliance” With Notice Requirements Not Enough BlogApril 15, 2014 By: Adam B. Brandon Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal recently emphasized the need for lenders to strictly comply with … Read more
Transfers of Real Property for Estate Planning and Other Purposes and Their Effect on the Mortgage Lender BlogApril 9, 2014 By: Douglas L. Waldorf, Jr. I receive frequent inquiries from bank clients who are concerned because their mortgage borrower has … Read more
Eleventh Circuit Holds Replacement Value – Applies to Surrender of Collateral in Chapter 13 Plan BlogApril 3, 2014 By: J. Ellsworth Summers, Jr. & Armando Nozzolillo On March 27, 2014, the Eleventh Circuit (the “Court”) issued a ruling, … Read more
Claims Against Failed Banks Must Go Through the FDIC’s Administrative Claims Process BlogApril 1, 2014 By: Scott J. Kennelly & Adam B. Brandon As described in a previous post , the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, … Read more
The FDIC’s Administrative Claims Process for Failed Banks BlogMarch 27, 2014 By: Scott J. Kennelly & Adam B. Brandon Enacted by Congress after the Savings and Loan Crisis of the 1980s, … Read more
An Exception to the Fair Market Value Rule: Use the Foreclosure Sales Price for a Deficiency after a Third Party Purchaser BlogMarch 25, 2014 By: Samantha Orender & M. Scott Thomas If the value of a foreclosed property is less than the loan amount, … Read more
Guarantors Are Liable For Renewal Promissory Notes Executed Without Notice or Consent Even After Revoking Guaranty BlogMarch 18, 2014 By: E. Carson Lange & Gabriel Crafton Promissory notes are often renewed and extended without the express written consent of, … Read more