Mon Apr 6, 2020 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Law News & Florida Real Estate
As insane and unpredictable as this pandemic might be, the rubber is meeting the road this week as it comes to the relationship between tenants and landlords. While evictions and foreclosures have been suspended for residential property, that is not the situation for commercial properties. While many courts are closed and are moving very slowly, some landlords are taking a […]
Sun Apr 5, 2020 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Real Estate
Dear Friends, Charles Dickens once said, “It was the best of times and it was the worst of times.” We all may at some point wonder what Dickens truly meant by this quote given our unimaginable Coronavirus state of affairs. While there have been periods of time when we, as a nation as well as individually, have been […]
Sun Apr 5, 2020 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Real Estate & Foreclosure Defense
We hope that you will be able to attend next week’s free webinar, “Deeper Dive into COVID-19’s Impact on South Florida Real Estate Plus SBA Emergency Programs including the PPP.” which will be on Tuesday, April 7 at 12:00 pm. Here is the link to register: REGISTER NOW We look forward to your participation, and speaking with you then! From the trenches, Roy […]
Wed Apr 1, 2020 by Oppenheim Law on Deficiency Judgements, Florida Foreclosures, Florida Law News, Florida Real Estate, Florida Short Sales, Foreclosure Defense & Loan Modification
Whether you wish to re-watch or you were unable to attend yesterday’s Zoom in At Noon webinar, “Strategic Default: How It is Different from the Great Recession and Strategies to Renegotiate Loans and Debts”, below is a recorded video: We hope that you will be able to attend next week’s free webinar, “Deeper Dive into COVID-19’s Impact on South Florida […]
Fri Jan 11, 2019 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Foreclosures, Florida Law News & South Florida Law Blog News
The Florida Supreme Court recently ruled that when a homeowner legitimately defeats the bank in a foreclosure case, regardless of the reason, the bank is required to pay the homeowner’s attorney’s fees. The Oppenheim Law team recently had the honor of filing a friend-of-the-court brief (otherwise known as an amicus curiae brief) in the case of Glass v. Nationstar, which has […]
Mon Jul 16, 2018 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Foreclosures, Florida Real Estate & Real Estate Law
The Oppenheim Law team recently secured an appellate victory for our clients in the matter of Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee v. Rafael Liy and Melany Liy, a foreclosure matter in Broward County. Our clients originally prevailed at the trial level when the court entered an order dismissing the foreclosure suit at trial. The bank appealed the dismissal […]
Sun Dec 27, 2015 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Law News
Congress will quietly give homeowners their ceremonial Yule log this week that could save them on a massive tax bill. Roy explains more in the following video. The Ultimate Gift Congress Gives Homeowners.
Tue Nov 10, 2015 by Oppenheim Law on Florida Law News
I always tell my clients not to be oversold on a particular legal argument, in other words not to drink their own “Kool-Aid.” The Bartram oral arguments have shown me very clearly that the banks are drinking their own “Kool-Aid.” They are trying to convince the Florida Supreme Court that there should be an unlimited amount of time (statute of […]
