25 Jul Does the plaintiff need an Assignment of Mortgage to foreclose on my home?
Jacksonville Florida Attorney on the Go, Chip Parker, discusses the legal requirement that the plaintiff in your foreclosure case must have obtained an assignment of your mortgage from the originator of the loan.
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Chip Parker is the managing partner of Parker & DuFresne, P.A., where he represents Northeast Florida businesses and consumers facing bankruptcy, and homeowners facing foreclosure. His firm files more homeowners in the Mortgage Modification Mediation Program than any other law firm in Northeast Florida.
Parker is the recipient of Jacksonville Area Legal Aid's prestigious Award for Outstanding Pro Bono Service. Mr. Parker is an active member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and National Association of Consumer Advocates.
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