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Jun 05, 2012 08:59 EDT Oppenheim Law About 70 residents, many of them representing homeowners associations, brought their concerns to Clerk of Court Sharon R. Bock and Roy D. Oppenheim, a national foreclosure expert, at a library here Monday night.

May 10, 2012 17:32 EDT Oppenheim Law Foreclosure defense attorney Roy Oppenheim, co-founder and senior partner of Oppenheim Law in Florida, is worried that the rules are being used as a tactical device for financial firms to cover up processing issues.

Apr 27, 2012 09:37 EDT Oppenheim Law “When the robosigning crisis hit, there was effectively an 18-month moratorium on foreclosures,” said Roy Oppenheim, a foreclosure defense attorney with Oppenheim Law in South Florida.

Apr 23, 2012 16:26 EDT Oppenheim Law Homeowners should never have to pay anything up front for a loan modification or information on how to negotiate with their lender, says Roy Oppenheim, whose Florida-based law firm Oppenheim Law has handled more than 1,000 mortgage and foreclosure fraud cases over the past 5 years.

Apr 20, 2012 20:00 EDT Oppenheim Law "Everybody's at the top of their game now," said Roy Oppenheim, a Weston-based foreclosure defense lawyer.

Apr 20, 2012 09:40 EDT Oppenheim Law New rules have slowed foreclosures in many states, increasing short sales, says Florida foreclosure defense attorney Roy Oppenheim.

Apr 13, 2012 13:31 EDT Oppenheim Law The holy grail of homeownership appears to be over for now, according to the South Florida Business Journal's Critical Conversation panelists, including Weston foreclosure defense attorney Roy Oppenheim.

Mar 31, 2012 23:33 EDT Oppenheim Law "The entire chapter before the collapse was one of the darkest hours in the history of the Florida Bar and jurisprudence," Roy Oppenheim said.

Mar 22, 2012 11:58 EDT Oppenheim Law "It's staggering how much Florida is worse than the rest of the nation," said foreclosure attorney Roy Oppenheim of Weston.

Mar 15, 2012 10:10 EDT Oppenheim Law "The velocity of new foreclosures has doubled if not tripled since the settlement," said foreclosure defense attorney Roy Oppenheim. "It's like they've been given a green light to go ahead and prosecute."