Archive note, October 2026: This post commented on a letter that Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi sent on September 3 to the Florida Supreme Court and chief judges, reminding them to consider the national settlement with five major lenders as foreclosure cases moved forward. The post gives no year; the opinions about the courts are the post's own. For the firm's current work in this area, see foreclosure defense.

Having experience here, it is clear that the the majority of Florida Courts (especially in South Florida, are fast tracking foreclosures at the expense of the State's citizens.

For once, Attorney General Pam Bondi has done something and she sent a letter this month to the Florida Supreme Court and chief judges statewide reminding them that in the push to move foreclosure cases forward, they must also consider the nationwide settlement reached last year with five major lenders. The letter, sent Sept. 3 to Chief Justice Ricky Polston, comes at a time when foreclosure defense attorneys complain the settlement is being violated by a judiciary that often refuses to cancel foreclosure sales or delay judgments when a mortgage modification is under consideration.

Bondi attached a fact sheet about the servicing standards that could impact foreclosure court rulings.

All across Florida we are seeing these abuses. They need to stop. Hopefully, the Courts listen to the Attorney General of the State.

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