Parsons v. Whitaker Plumbing of Boca Raton, Inc.

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• holding that the trial court may enter an amended final judgment for additional attorney's fees even after the mortgagor has validly redeemed the property if jurisdiction to do so has been reserved
• stating that, where a final judgment reserves jurisdiction to assess attorney’s fees, a defendant seeking to exercise the right of redemption need not tender an amount for attorney’s fees in order to be entitled to redemption
• “[W]here a final foreclosure judgment reserves jurisdiction to assess attorney’s fees, a defendant seeking to exercise the right of redemption need not tender an amount for attorney’s fees in order to be entitled to redemption”
• a trial court may enter a subsequent final judgment of foreclosure for attorney’s fees after a defendant has exercised a right of redemption as to the original final judgment, which liquidated principal and interest, but reserved jurisdiction over attorney’s fees and costs

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