butterfly1978
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I think Lee had the good since to jump this sinking ship as soon as he knew the truth. I really do believe he might be the sain one, just a little odd.
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You are so right. A perfect example was OJ living in his home in FL and avoiding the civil judgment owed to Mr. Goldman. MOOIn the St. of Florida , differing from other States, you can not lose your home to pay civil damages. The most ZFG could do is file a judgement against them and a lien be placed on the home. THe money would be paid to her after the house sold BUT ONLY if there was equity. There is no equity. I doubt this is the reason for the foreclosure as their attorney would have informed them of this from the onset.
I think you just might be right; or at least more sane than the rest of his immediate family! MOOI think Lee had the good since to jump this sinking ship as soon as he knew the truth. I really do believe he might be the sain one, just a little odd.
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ITA this home foreclosure is no accident. There can be several advantages for the A's if they do not own property. MOOThanks! I've been obsessed with this case since day 1 or should I say 31...anyway, this forclosure is also premeditated! CA doesn't work this way, she'd absolutely die if people knew she was losing her home!!! There's a plan, you can bet on that! And, yes Lee does seem to have a little more sense than the others, at least he knows how to keep his mouth shut & out of the cameras view!
iirc zfg is suing kc not ca & ga? am i wrong about this? they couldnt lose anything in a civil suit that doesnt name them. does zfg's lawsuit name ca & ga?In the St. of Florida , differing from other States, you can not lose your home to pay civil damages. The most ZFG could do is file a judgement against them and a lien be placed on the home. THe money would be paid to her after the house sold BUT ONLY if there was equity. There is no equity. I doubt this is the reason for the foreclosure as their attorney would have informed them of this from the onset.
iirc zfg is suing kc not ca & ga? am i wrong about this? they couldnt lose anything in a civil suit that doesnt name them. does zfg's lawsuit name ca & ga?
ITA this home foreclosure is no accident. There can be several advantages for the A's if they do not own property. MOO
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Headline: Anthony Family May Lose Caylees Home
Seems to me someone wants sympathy. However when KC decided to end Caylee's life a home no longer mattered.
The Anthonys attorney attributed the couples latest financial problems to the notoriety of the case and the emotional toll caused by their granddaughters slaying.
So this is why they didn't make the payments???
George Anthony, on the other hand, said he -- like many others in this economy -- is having difficulty finding work. But the Anthonys attorney said George Anthony has an added difficulty because he is instantly recognized and rejected by most employers either because of who he is or because companies fear he may bring unwanted media attention.
Hummmm!
The Anthonys said they plan to do all they can to save their home, if only to preserve the place where Caylee spent her life.
But everything else they have done has been a slap in the face to Caylee in my opinion.
Sorry for my rant. But GOSH.
I am sure they would be happy to take sympathetic donations "to preserve the place where Caylee spent her life".
I'm not going to belabor this point but it appears that in Florida you can default on your mortgage and still live and argue the point for years. Texas isn't that understanding.
Look. A responsible person that has hit on hard times would be worrying about finding a place to rent while having bad credit, limited income, two dogs and a cat and possible lawsuits. The Anthonys aren't worried so it seems.
I'll not add what I want to add......
This is pure speculation on my part but I live in Florida and have just been made aware of a mortgage modification that Obama has made available to those who qualify. My brother in-law was at our home tonight and filled us in on his latest mortgage change. His wife lost her job, he was transferred and is making half the salary that he used to and they have two small children. They have owned their home for 10 years. They were told by Wells Fargo to stop making payments on their house and credit cards. They sold a vehicle and kept the proceeds in a safe at home. Only a small number of people qualify for this loan modification through Wells Fargo but if it went through they would need money to pay. Well he found out yesterday that they were approved for this loan modification. They will have a 30 year loan. The first 5 years is at 1% interest so there house payment went from $1,200 a month to $700 a month including taxes and insurance. The interest will increase over the years, I don't remember the increments of the increase but the interest is capped at 5%. It sounded like an ARM to me but he assures me that they asked and that is not the case under this government funded program They had to pay the $700 for March and their next payment is not due until June. It is my opinion that the A's may be trying to qualify for this type of modification since I read somewhere that they are paying a high interest rate. However, since they have a bankruptcy I don't know if the A's would qualify. I am not a fan of the A's, I just like to try to figure out there scams as they go along. I also do not know on my brother in laws part if his credit is now bad since he was late on all of his payment but I would imagine the answer would be yes. But then again late is better than bankruptcy. I still can't believe the A's spent all of the money they made. I have a feeling it is hidden somewhere untraceable. JMO