At Battle Law, PLLC, we understand that your home is more than an address — it’s your foundation, your memories, and your peace of mind. When foreclosure threatens everything you’ve built, our attorneys step in to help you fight back.
Foreclosure doesn’t have to mean defeat. Whether you’ve fallen behind due to hardship, illness, or unexpected life changes, you still have options — and powerful legal rights under Florida law. Our experienced Florida foreclosure defense attorneys are here to protect your home, your credit, and your dignity through every step of the process.
Our firm takes a strategic and compassionate approach to foreclosure defense. We carefully analyze your loan documents, lender actions, and payment history to identify any procedural errors or violations that can strengthen your case. Depending on your circumstances, we can help you pursue:
Loan Modification or Repayment Plans – Renegotiate terms to make your mortgage affordable and sustainable.
Bankruptcy Protection – Use Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 bankruptcy strategically to stop foreclosure, reorganize debt, and give you time to regain financial stability.
Foreclosure Litigation – Challenge unlawful lender conduct, improper notices, or missing documentation in court.
Short Sales & Negotiated Settlements – Avoid foreclosure while minimizing credit damage and preserving future homeownership opportunities.
Every case begins with a simple goal: keeping you in control of your future.
Compassionate Advocacy – We treat every client with respect and understanding, not judgment. We know what’s at stake.
Proven Legal Strategy – Our attorneys combine deep knowledge of Florida foreclosure laws with experience in bankruptcy and debt relief to find the best path forward.
Immediate Protection – Filing for bankruptcy or asserting your rights in court can immediately stop foreclosure proceedings — sometimes within hours.
Personalized Guidance – We take the time to explain your options clearly so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Florida is judicial—every mortgage foreclosure goes through the courts, tried to the judge (no jury).
A lienholder (not just the bank) can ask the court for an order to show cause setting a quick hearing to seek a final judgment if you don’t raise valid defenses.
Florida requires specific pleading disclosures in the complaint (e.g., who owns/holds the note) and, if the plaintiff claims to have the original note, a sworn certification of possession with the note’s location and verification details.
Yes. Florida law preserves a right of redemption up to the later of (a) the clerk’s filing of the certificate of sale or (b) any time specified in the judgment—by paying the required sums (including acceleration amounts and reasonable fees/costs).
Yes—the automatic stay under 11 U.S.C. § 362 immediately halts foreclosure and other collection actions when a bankruptcy is filed (unless the court later grants relief from the stay).
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If you’ve received a foreclosure notice or fear losing your home, time is critical — but so is hope. Battle Law, PLLC fights for Florida homeowners who deserve a second chance. Let us help you defend your home, rebuild your finances, and find peace of mind again.
Call 866-9BATTLE for a free consultation and let us fight for the compensation you deserve. At Battle Law, PLLC, we are committed to delivering justice and ensuring our clients receive the highest level of legal representation.
If you’ve been injured, contact us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to be directed to an experienced personal injury attorney to discuss your case.
The consulatation is free. And there is NO FEE UNLESS WE RECOVER. If you don’t get paid, then we don’t get paid.
Our attorneys have recovered millions for clients and average more than 10 years experience. We’ll take your case to court if we have to – but we won’t overcharge you if we don’t.