Facing unexpected mortgage troubles, Michael and Dianna Fernandez were blindsided when their bank reversed four payments without warning. Though they continued to adhere to their payment schedule, the bank refused to accept further payments, resulting in a foreclosure lawsuit. The trial court supported the couple’s claim, highlighting the bank’s inability to demonstrate a default.
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Florida couple disputed four mortgage reversals; appeals court revived foreclosure over bank error
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