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South Florida Lawyer Masquerading As Foreclosure Defense Attorney While Associated With Notorious Assembly Line Foreclosure Mill Law Firm?

By r morris

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In Palm Beach County, Florida, 4closureFraud.org reports on a foreclosure action in which a homeowner facing foreclosure was allegedly duped into paying a $1,000 legal fee for the services of an attorney who claimed to be in private practice but, in actuality, is listed as being "Of Counsel" on the letterhead of a notorious South Florida assembly line foreclosure mill.For the post, see

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on April 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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