In Florida, the foreclosure process involves the note/mortgage holder filing a lawsuit and serving the borrower, and any other necessary parties, with a summons and complaint. The borrower can respond or raise defenses. If the borrower does not respond, a default judgment may be entered. If the case proceeds, the court determines whether to grant the foreclosure. If granted, a sale date is set, and the property is sold at an auction. After the sale, the court confirms it, and the borrower may face eviction if they have not vacated the property.  Depending on whether the foreclosure is litigated, the time frame to complete a mortgage foreclosure is between 6-12 months. We strive to meet our clients’ specific time requirements in completing the mortgage foreclosure action, and understand the business aspect of the mortgage foreclosure for our clients. We at Ashland Medley Law will provide you consulting with a qualified foreclosure attorney what is crucial to understanding the specific procedures and timelines involved in the foreclosure process in the State of Florida.