LIT UPDATE
Jan. 23, 2024
Robert Clayton “Clay” Vilt resigned on November 6, 2023. That decision was reversed for no apparent reason. Then the judiciary and relevant gov. agencies went after LIT and the founders’ family, including a disabled 85-year-old widow. Today, 2.5 months later, we note this event. pic.twitter.com/AmVXCu3b7H
— lawsinusa (@lawsinusa) January 24, 2024
LIT UPDATE 2024
JAN 18, 2024
202327044 –
ROBERSON, FREDERICK G vs. BANK OF AMERICA N A
MAY 1, 2023 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: MAY 4, 2023
MAY 18/19, 2023
Notice of Non-Suit without Prejudice and ORDER by Judge Manor granting dismissal Without Prejudice.
The Blatant Lies and Perjury Documented
| Case (Cause) Number | Style | File Date | Court | Case Region | Type Of Action / Offense | |
| 202270269- 7 Disposed (Final) |
OLDE OAKS COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC. vs. ROBERSON, FREDERICK GLENN | 10/26/2022 | 281 | Civil | Foreclosure – Other | |
| 202264364- 7 Disposed (Final) |
OLDE OAKS COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION INC vs. ROBERSON, FREDERICK GLENN |
10/4/2022 | 151 | Civil | Foreclosure – Other |
All’s Well that Ends Well: Mr and Mrs Separate Lawsuits Decry the Recorded Divorce
At the end of January 2024, US District Judge Charles Eskridge Entered a Judgment of Foreclosure. Bandit Lawyer Clay Vilt Rejects that Order.
Texas Most Wanted: Walsh Hires Bandit Lawyer Robert Clayton “Clay” Vilt to Stop Harris County Foreclosure
11702 Empress Oaks Ct Houston Texas 77082 is the $1.5 million dollar home at risk, which is a investment rental property for Robert Walsh.
Legal Whiplash: Attorney Clay Vilt’s Journey from Evictions Back to Foreclosure Defense
A Legal Chameleon as Bandit Texas Lawyer Clay Vilt Returns to Foreclosure Defense After Navigating the Eviction Landscape
