Lis Pendens: Florida Defense Against A Lis Pendens

July 4, 2012 - PRLog -- It's important not to dwell on a Lis Pendens more then needed. It simply means that the alleged Lender, Servicer or Foreclosure Mill is coming after you in the form of a lawsuit. By receiving a Lis Pendens, they in turn have placed you on "formal notice" that a lawsuit has begun to settle any disputes regarding your piece of property. In other words, they want and intend to foreclose. Now that we've cleared up any potentional confusion created by these wolves in sheep clothing, what's important for consumers facing a Lis Pendens and foreclosure to realize is that time is not your best friend.

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Typically most (not all) consumers wait until it's almost too late to seek proper foreclosure defenses. Most consumers typically haven't even taken the time to research the Securitized loan and locate all elements of fraud that exists within their loan. If you happen to be like the vast majority of consumers in this position, here are some important fact you may want to internalize:

1. The state of Florida offers a 20 day response timeframe to a Lis Pendens before a default can be issued by the courts;
2. Other states such as California and North Carolina offer up to 30-days to respond to a Notice of Default;
3. Robo-signing and Securitization has existed in almost all residential and commercial loans originated over the last 10 years;

Time is still in your corner however, since similiar to notice of default, a Lis Pendens is the initial step taken by many supposed Lenders and/or Servicers when seeking foreclosure
action against you. What's very important to understand are the particular steps your alleged Lender and/or Servicer have started along with their plan of attack for the main purpose of
removing you from your own home and foreclosing.

The Lis Pendens is first submitted with the local court for the main purpose of making a report on file and giving appropriate notice to all parties and public interest groups that a suit involving your home has started. Among the additional reasons that the alleged Lender or Servicer has recorded the Lis Pendens would be to defend their alleged rights with respect to the property by making sure that these alleged rights aren't seriously affected should they choose to carry on with the suit and be victorious.

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