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Michael Johnson
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  • Marco Island, FL
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Have you ever sued an attourney?

Michael Johnson
  • Specialist
  • Marco Island, FL
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Im working on closing a wholesale deal and the contracts are essentially all signed. However the homeowner has had many fights with the bank and she feels like her foreclosure attorney was negligent and didn't provide the evidence in court that she (the homeowner) had compiled.. She has a folder of organized information of the banks mistakes. She is in the process of moving out, however because we are of course trying to solve problems and help people. I told her I would reach out and see what I can find. So im asking does anyone have any background in this. 

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