Final judgments in foreclosures are indeed final, the Third District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday in two unrelated opinions.
In one case disbarred attorney Alec Ross of North Miami Beach objected to Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Michael Genden granting a Wells Fargo Bank motion to file a re-foreclosure action against condominium owner Zion Tarazi and to add Ross as a defendant. The Wells Fargo action came more than four months after it had obtained a final judgment of foreclosure against Tarazi.
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