November Newsletter from Treasure Coast Legal. Attorney Garret Roberts talks about Post Foreclosure Nightmares that many Americans are experiencing since the housing bust in 2009. Managing Partner, Shaun Plymale explains what NOT to do if you have been involved in a car accident. Check out our November Newsletter HERE for more information.

There may be a decline in the amount of foreclosures filed but banks are now focusing on the back logs. Many homeowners walked away from their homes in 2008- 2009. They have moved on, rebuilt their credit and finances only to be hit with delinquency fees and high cost attorney fees.

According to the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles, approximately 50,000 arrests are made each year in the state of Florida for Driving While Intoxicated or Driving Under the Influence (DWI/DUI). Being arrested and charged with a DUI or DWI in Florida is a serious matter and the consequences don’t end when you are finished paying the fines, serving jail time or completing your community service.

Real estate transactions can be overwhelming with extensive paperwork and numerous contracts. Whether you are looking to buy, sell or lease residential or commercial property, seeking the services of an experienced Real Estate Attorney is the best way to ensure your interests and rights are protected. The Attorneys at Treasure Coast Legal collaborates with clients to help ensure real estate matters occur with efficiency and exactitude at all stages from negotiation, preparation of documents, review of the title and closing.

Are you behind on your mortgage payment? We can help! 772-621-2898 If you are in danger of losing your primary residence because you are late on your monthly mortgage payments, the lawyers of Treasure Coast Legal can help. If you are more than a month behind on your mortgage payment, your bank may initiate foreclosure proceedings. Once these have begun, it can be very difficult to get your lender to reverse its decision. Our attorneys can help keep you in your home and assist you in stopping foreclosure. Contact our Fort Pierce or Stuart law office immediately as time is of the essence.

By: Louis Larsen, Esq.

In Florida, the crime of fleeing the police when ordered to stop is a serious offense with several interesting factors which elevate the status of this offense beyond the "pedestrian" so to speak.