A really bad day

[drillman88]

http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local-b...357.html?yhp=1

Do people not have to check everything before something like this happens.
There has to be some kind of verification proccess, surely the bank does not want it's public image tarnished by evicting a family in this manner.

[crokett]

Too late! The bank's image is already tarnished. If I were the bank I'd already be trying to minimize fallout in regards to the pain, suffering, etc.

[dbhost]

Didn't Washington Mutual get acquired by Chase Bank? Not sure, but SOMEBODY is going to be putting on a law suit...

[cabinetman]

This sounds like a fluke that there was no notice. But, feces happens.
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[Uncle Cracker]

I think the eviction process in Florida is a fast one, but I do know for a fact that it requires advance notification and posting of same on the front door of the residence. Somebody really screwed up here, and heads (and lawsuits) should roll.

[LinuxRandal]

The cities lawyers are going to go over EVERYTHING with a fine tooth comb, and probably try to settle this. They may go after the finance company, if every T and i was crossed and dotted (they find no fault of their own), but they will have to pay for damaging any/all property (as well as some lawyer saying stuff was stolen, etc).

The Finance company will be lucky if just the note is considered paid off, when this is done.