Blog Posts in 2015

• Posted By Gregg H. Glickstein, P.A. 13-Feb-2015

  Proceedings Supplementary Statute Can Prevent Debtors from Delaying, Hindering or Defrauding Creditors

  Section 56.29 Florida Statutes provides a statutory basis authorizing a court, for the benefit of judgment creditors, to issue notice or process, adjudicate, levy, and sell assets in the hands of non-parties ("proceedings supplementary"). ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 26-Jan-2015

  Contractor Appeals Foreclosure Judgment Secured by Property Developer's Company

  In today's blog, I will discuss CDC Builders, Inc. v. Biltmore-Sevilla Debt Investors, LLC, --- So.3d ----, 2014 WL 4628515 (Fla. 3d DCA 2014), a recent opinion in which a contractor appealed a foreclosure initiated by a third party owned by the ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 14-Jan-2015

  Who Gets the Foreclosure Sale Surplus?

  When a property is foreclosed upon and sold in a foreclosure sale, it sometimes sells for more than the mortgagee is entitled to under its foreclosure judgment. When the sale price paid is more than the final judgment amount, the excess amount called ...

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• Posted By Gregg Glickstein 7-Jan-2015

  Commercial Property Buyer Sues Seller for Nondisclosure and Misrepresentation

  In August, this blog discussed the Florida Supreme Court case of Johnson v. Davis, which addressed a residential seller's requirement to disclose to the buyer material facts about the residential property that could affect its property value. ...

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