Last month, a bank tried to prevent me from citing circuit court orders in a pending appeal, arguing these citations should be stricken. I found their argument misguided (not to mention inappropriately personal), and I blogged about it here.
Well, as I anticipated, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal denied the bank’s motion, allowing me to cite circuit court orders in an appeal as persuasive authority.
That blue box I regularly carry with me to court? The circuit court rulings I circulate to try to convince other judges on novel issues of law in foreclosure-world? Yeah … they’ll remain part of the arsenal. 
Mark Stopa
www.stayinmyhome.com
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