Should Foreclosure Notices Only Be Posted Online?

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As the public has become increasingly dependent on the internet in the last several years, there has been a lot of talk about making certain things online only and doing away with print editions all together.

Tuesday, in Florida, a proposal to release all foreclosure notices online and no longer in newspapers was turned down.

“Newspaper-industry officials said most papers already put notices online, along with publishing them in print, but while true, that does not address the charges clerks must pay,” as reported by CBS Miami.

Lobbying by protestors and groups representing elders and minorities voiced their concerns—and won.

The House Civil Justice subcommittee denied the bill.

Dennis Baxley, a frustrated R-Ocala sponsor, argued that “county clerks of court should be able to decide whether to continue the decades-old practice of publishing foreclosure notices in newspapers or placing them on non-newspaper websites, usually at a considerable savings of tax dollars,” according to CBS Miami.

An online-only world would certainly ...
... cut out much of the older population and all of those who do not own computers. Fairness verses saving tax dollars is the underlying question. Do you need help with foreclosure?

Tracy Morgan Won’t Help His mom out of foreclosure? :

Millionaire 30 Rock star Tracy Morgan reportedly refuses to give his mother the money she needs to save her home from foreclosure.

His mother currently owes $25,000 on her house and he is offering her $2,000.

According to the Huffington Post, Morgan is worth $18 million. His sister said, “it would be a drop in the bucket” for him to help their mom stay in her home.

There has been a trend of celebrity foreclosures in the past couple of years. This past year O.J. Simpson lost his Florida home. Also, R.Kelly and Burt Reynolds are in the process of being foreclosed on.

The foreclosure crisis is not just affecting the middle and lower class—everyone is feeling it.

The banks have not made decisions in the best interest of homeowners across the country but there is still hope to restructure a mortgage. The Mortgage Forensic Audit identifies the violations made within your loan documents and can then be used as legal leverage against the bank in order to get the loan modification you need.

If you are behind on your mortgage payments, then The Foreclosure Law Center can help you. For more details about The Foreclosure Law Center Complaints, please visit us online.