The foreclosure attorney has agreed to a 91 day suspension by the Florida Bar Association over robo-signing. This does not mean that each case he had will be dismissed. It is far more likely that this will lead to eager associates and other firms taking over the foreclosure cases and moving them forward faster in an attempt to impress the bank clients and to try to steal the business from Marshal Watson the law firm.

1. Foreclosure Attorney Tampa
At the Galewski Law Group, P.A. we have extensive experience in helping people stop
foreclosure, file for bankruptcy and otherwise workout and restructure their debt. If you are
facing foreclosure, do not take a risk with your investment, call and ask how we can stop the
foreclosure or help you file bankruptcy. Foreclosure Attorney Tampa are a debt relief
agency, our foreclosure attorneys and bankruptcy lawyers help people file for relief under the
Bankruptcycode.
PRESS RELEASE 2012: The Federal Housing Finance Agency has steadfast refused to
allow principal reductions as part of a modification of their Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans
but they will allow a short sale. Due to certain law suits brought by the Attorney Generals of
most states, banks may allow you to reduce principal in a modification under certain
circumstances. This means is you have an FHA loan you they may forgive principal if you sell
the house but not if you keep the home with the same loan. The FHA has not come out with an
official position on a short refinance (refinancing at a lower principal). It appears that the FHA,
under new leadership, may change this position in the next few months. Please stay with us as
we continue to push for the best modifications and principal reductions that can be obtained.
PRESS RELEASE OCT 2012 The Senate Finance Committee has approved a bill that could
extend the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act through 2013. This is the act that allows for
a short sale of modification without the IRS considering the forgiven debt as taxable income.
Without this extension the amount of debt forgiven is regular taxable income and could further
bury individuals and families in debt for years to come.
The bill, which now moves to the full Senate for possible action this month, also would extend
tax write-offs for mortgage insurance premiums for 2012 and through 2013 and continue some
energy-efficiency tax credits for remodeling and home construction.