Van Ness Law Firm, PLC (the "Firm") is a certified minority owned law firm based in Deerfield Beach, FL. J. Anthony Van Ness is a graduate of the University of Albany (NY) and Albany Law School. Mr. Van Ness opened the firm as a solo practitioner having spent the prior seven years gaining experience on both the corporate legal and vendor attorney side of the default servicing industry.
His loan servicing experience, combined with the practice of law at two prior law firms, made the Firm excel in client customer service as well as results. Van Ness Law Firm, PLC has experienced unparalleled results winning client performance awards for quality and excellence. In 2014 we opened our Miami office directly across from the Miami-Dade Courthouse at 66 West Flagler, 11th Floor.
The Firm covers several practice areas to include Real Estate & Foreclosure (Plaintiff), Commercial Business Litigation, Appellate Practice, Creditor side Bankruptcy and Creditor's Rights. In addition, the Firm is also a Member of the Legal League 100 and American Legal and Financial Network.
His loan servicing experience, combined with the practice of law at two prior law firms, made the Firm excel in client customer service as well as results. Van Ness Law Firm, PLC has experienced unparalleled results winning client performance awards for quality and excellence. In 2014 we opened our Miami office directly across from the Miami-Dade Courthouse at 66 West Flagler, 11th Floor.
The Firm covers several practice areas to include Real Estate & Foreclosure (Plaintiff), Commercial Business Litigation, Appellate Practice, Creditor side Bankruptcy and Creditor's Rights. In addition, the Firm is also a Member of the Legal League 100 and American Legal and Financial Network.
Services
The Bankruptcy Department at Van Ness Law represents entities' rights in litigation, workouts, and bankruptcy.
We provide clients with representation designed to maximize creditor outcomes in liquidation and reorganization proceedings, whether through a negotiated resolution, a settled dispute, or litigation.
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We provide clients with representation designed to maximize creditor outcomes in liquidation and reorganization proceedings, whether through a negotiated resolution, a settled dispute, or litigation.
Under the rules of certain jurisdictions, this communication may constitute 'Attorney Advertising'.
Users are cautioned that information on this website is not legal advice, does not form an attorney-client relationship and should not be relied upon.
Whether final judgment or an appealable order is entered in favor or against our clients, Van Ness Law Firm has a track record of thoughtful, aggressive representation.
The appellate practice attorneys at Van Ness Law Firm have experience in prosecuting and defending appeals, petitions, and writs, which requires a thorough understanding of the intricate rules and procedures by which appellate courts review trial court rulings.
Our attorneys represent local, regional, and national clients in a wide range of appellate proceedings.
The appellate practice attorneys at Van Ness Law Firm have experience in prosecuting and defending appeals, petitions, and writs, which requires a thorough understanding of the intricate rules and procedures by which appellate courts review trial court rulings.
Our attorneys represent local, regional, and national clients in a wide range of appellate proceedings.
The Second District Court of Appeal affirmed Van Ness Law Firm's client on the issue of contractual entitlement to attorney's fees in a no standing, no fees appeal.
In Florida, a party is only entitled to attorney's fees if those fees are provided for in a statute, rule, or contract.
There is no statute or rule providing for fees in foreclosure cases.
Therefore, the parties rely on the note and mortgage.
But if the note and mortgage are not between the parties, there is a question as to whether there is an entitlement to fees.
In Florida, a party is only entitled to attorney's fees if those fees are provided for in a statute, rule, or contract.
There is no statute or rule providing for fees in foreclosure cases.
Therefore, the parties rely on the note and mortgage.
But if the note and mortgage are not between the parties, there is a question as to whether there is an entitlement to fees.
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