After a sinkhole caused damage to a Florida home, the homeowner went through a long and litigious process to get the repairs paid for through his homeowners insurance policy with his lender. More than three years after the damage, including a divorce which put into question whose name was and should be on the mortgage note, all claims were resolved except for the homeowner’s attorney fees and costs. That award, related to RESPA claims, led to both parties asking for summary judgment.
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