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Should Mortgage Foreclosure Defendants Be Entitled to Filing Fee Waiver?

by Kevin
(Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, USA)

Florida Foreclosure Fighter

Florida Foreclosure Fighter

Fair access to the court system is the foundation of our constitutional rights. Mortgage foreclosure defendants who have counterclaims, third party claims and crossclaims to assert in those legal proceedings are being denied that access by being forced to pay the high filing fees based upon the value of the real property that is subject to the mortgage foreclosure proceeding. Courts and clerks have summarily refused to waive the filing fee or permit installment payments. As the judicial system has been rocked by allegations of fraud in mortgage foreclosure cases, the victims of mortgage foreclosure financing should not be sunk by those rocks before even having the opportunity to set sail on the judicial journey that has become the new mortgage foreclosure case.

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Should Mortgage Foreclosure Defendants Be Entitled to Filing Fee Waiver?

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Oct 14, 2011
The Court system is broken
by: Anonymous

After reading your post I have to ask myself, why the court system would be setup to keep me from fighting off my bank? Can anyone tell me why the court system puts road blocks of high filing fees as a way to stop me from getting my day in court? I for one feel our sytem of supposed fairness and equity is badly broken. Thanks Kevin for brining light to this!

Oct 14, 2011
Fees
by: Kevin

Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, the state needed to raise funds for the court system so they increased filing fees and required the same fees for counterclaims, etc. FreeForeclosureMotion.com

Oct 14, 2011
Endlessly Interesting ...
by: Ruth

It amazes me, that even though the banks, mortgage companies, and foreclosure mills have been caught red-handed doing the wrong thing -- nothing has changed. The wrong things I'm referring to are the robo-signings, and foreclosures when no one is quite sure who really owns the property. Foreclosures without producing the note.

In 2008 I had a rental property burn down, and then it went into foreclosure. The property was insured, and I kept telling the foreclosure attorneys to relax the mortgage was going to be paid off. They just kept on coming. Like zombies.

Luckily the judge was a reasonable man, and refused to rule on the foreclosure until the insurance was settled.

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