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In the State of Florida, is common to include tenants as defendants in a foreclosure final verdict?

We do not own and have no no interest in the property. We have been renting a family member. All documents on estoppel were the name of family member and only when the verdict end has been delcared our name has been included as defendants. However, this register is public and can be collected by credit institutions and undermines our credibility. What can we do? He sent a letter to the attorney handles the case of amended information by certified mail, return receipt requested. It was signed on 8/1/06 and to date are not received an answer, did not even include the phone number in the letter. Is there anything we can do? Monday I will contact ACAP see if they can help, and if not, we will file a complaint with the Bar Association of Florida. Any information would be useful. Thank you.

You have an interest in the property, because you have a lease on this topic. In a foreclosure, their rights should be addressed. May the mortgagee to sell the vacant property. The fact that the owner is obliged to ask whether the total contract value was paid under the lease, or if the transfer is "fraudulent." If you is included in the trial, does not mean that there is a ruling against you, or your credit has been damaged – although this could be the case. You should consult an attorney who is licensed in Florida and who is knowledgeable about your situation. If you can not afford a lawyer, there must be a legal aid center in your county, at least I hope.

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