Foreclosure Defense

Bandit Bob Vilt’s Arrived At Judge Reeder’s Court and the Docket is Inaccessible

Bandit Bob’s only listing the wife as a party but it appears Edward Campos has a traceable history and we’ll swing back later.

LIT UPDATE

Feb 12, 28, 2024

BDF Hopkins are Conducting the Foreclosure Sale for Midfirst, Unlike other High Profile Cases they Were Involved With

Notice of March 5, 2024 foreclosure – home in name of De Pasquale and Vilt per HCAD :

BRAESRIDGE DRIVE TRUST
PO BOX 133172
SPRING TX 77393-3172

LIT UPDATE

Jan. 23, 2024

Campos (WRONG: BRAESRIDGE DRIVE TRUST, AKA JUSTINA DE PASQUALE/VILT ) v. MidFirst Bank

(4:23-cv-01493)

District Court, S.D. Texas, Judge Rosenthal

APR 21, 2023 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: APR 29, 2023
Aug 7, 2023 – JAN 18, 2024

Last visit / update by LIT

Removed Apr. 21, 2023

202320187 –

CAMPOS, GABRIELA vs. MIDFIRST BANK

(Court 234, JUDGE LAUREN REEDER)

MAR 29, 2023 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: MAR 29, 2023

Let’s extend…for friends of the court until hearing on 24th, TRO till 27th Apr.

So we get the reason why all the docket was inaccessible, it was Judge Reeder thinkin’ she was protecting the discovery of new hire Teddy, but she’s realized we could still get the Petition and did get the Petition. At least we now have the supporting docs including the $100 granted TRO signed by Judge Collier.

We’ll be updating all of Teddy’s info and writing some more later.

Office: (281) 343-3382

Cell:  (713) 824-0577

Fax: (866) 839-6774

Email:  mbertolatus@brlawpllc.com

Teddy Bertolatus is a native Houstonian, having practiced in Houston since graduating from South Texas College of Law in 2013.

Teddy practices primarily in the areas of corporate law, including entity formation and dissolution, business transactions and general contract negotiation and formation. This includes other matters such as employment contract review and formation, separation agreements, nondisclosure agreements, commercial and business litigation, and corporate dispute resolution.

His practice also includes the handling of the purchase and sale of residential and commercial real estate, landlord-tenant issues as well as the contracts associated between contractors and homebuilders. Teddy works regularly with clients in the business of repairing and reselling residential and commercial real estate all around the greater Houston area.

Admissions:

State Bar of Texas (2013)

Education:

Juris Doctorate – South Texas College of Law (2013)

Bachelor of Science – Texas A&M University (2008)

Practice Areas:

Business

Commercial and Residential Real Estate

Contracts

Construction Defects

Wills, Estate Planning and Probate

Professional Associations:

State Bar of Texas

Houston Bar Association

Business Law Section – State Bar of Texas

Community and Charitable Involvement:

Houston Children’s Charity

202269937- 7
Ready Docket
40-40 VENTURES LLC (D/B/A ENTRERESULTS) vs. BRITT, ANGELA 10/25/2022 281 Civil Debt / Contract – Other
202119457- 7
Disposed (Final)
GLOBAL OPERATIONS & ADVISORY PARTNERS LLC vs.
KINGSWOOD CAPITAL MANAGMENT LLC
4/1/2021 333 Civil Other Contract
201973164- 7
Disposed (Final)
MYERS, MARY vs. JONES, THOMAS (M D) 10/7/2019 129 Civil Malpractice – Medical

MICHAEL EDWARD 'TEDDY' BERTOLATUS

(Former) Partner, Tim Rodman

Wild West Hired Guns Misfire: PHH ONITY’s Cooked-Up n’ Cockamamie Arguments Implode

Judge Werlein recused in July and hence ONITY’s argument is frivolous, and their motion for summary judgment violates court procedures.

Southern District Court in Houston: Addressing the Missing USPS Express Mail with Specificity

All non-attorney pro se litigants must deliver or mail filings to the Clerk’s Office, as per SD TX Guidelines for Litigants Without Lawyers.

Mortgage Debt Buyer and Servicer CMG Mortgage Inc. Fires Rogue Foreclosure Mill BDF Hopkins

Maybe BDF Hopkins are only retained when there’s a bandit foreclosure defense lawyer like Erick Joseph Delarue in the Higa foreclosure.

Lawyer Erick J. Delarue Obtains $250 Bond from Ancillary and Admin Judge Payne to Stop Sheriff’s Sale

1632 Potomac Dr Houston, TX 77057

The Life Matters Bill: The Texas Constitution Matters to Every Citizen But Not in Lawless Harris County

This is a standard lawsuit aimed at preventing a non-judicial foreclosure sale. Its been converted into political propaganda.

Texas Appellate Justice Ken Molberg: Statute of Limitations Suspended During Litigation and Appeal

That differs when you are in Federal Court on Appeal. It didn’t stop PHH and Mark Cronenwett from filing for nonjudicial foreclosure.

Justice in the Wild West: One Fearless Widow’s Battle for Truth and Honor in the Federal Courthouse

The Texas Struggle: Defying Northern Banking Giants and Their Bounty Hunting Lawyers to Protect Her Home from Rustlers and Thieves

Including the How: Addressing the Missing Piece in Quoting Fraud with Specificity

In Plaintiff’s prior response, under section F. Burke Fails to Assert a Claim for Fraud, the How element was inadvertently omitted.

Federal Bankruptcy Judge Lopez: I Don’t Read Words Into Statutes. I Read What They Say and I Follow It

Texas Supreme Court Justice Blacklock: Why should the court give the lender rights it didn’t bargain for to get paid?

A Wild West Blunder: PHH’s Hired Bounty Hunters at Hopkins Law Deliver a Cockamamie Response

Gunsmoke and Legal Misfires: PHH’s Reply Misses the Mark. Hopkins Law’s Cockamamie Response Turns Legal Logic into High Noon Nonsense.

Emplify LLC’s Chase Foreman Appears Pro Se in Foreclosure Proceedings for Investment Property

Previously Acting Pro Se for His LLC, Foreman Faces Legal Challenges Under Texas Law when trying to stop foreclosure of business property.

Texas Law Professors on Bankruptcy and Civil Rights Won’t Confront Premeditated Judicial Misconduct

Three lauded Texas University law schools employ these academics. Despite their resumes centered on civil rights, they refuse to defend them.

Second Quick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order

Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.

Despicable Opposing Counsel’s Late Late Show Complainin’ About Legal Bandits Raises Skepticism

HWA seeks attorney fees as a sanction and rescission of TRO. However, they have been complicit in allowing the past abuses to go uncontested.

Quick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order

Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.

Bandit Bob Vilt’s Arrived At Judge Reeder’s Court and the Docket is Inaccessible
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