CFPB
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1.0KRewind 2008: Reservation of Rights, Claiming Insurance Funds and Then Taking Homes Illegally
The Debtors acknowledge the rights of all parties with respect to the 2007-08 Blended Tower. They reserve any and all rights they...
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2.7KJury Awards Homeowner $15.7 Million Punitive Judgment against PHH Mortgage. That Would Be Reduced to Zero by Judges.
When Linza threatened legal action, PHH responded it was a multi-billion dollar company with deep pockets and a “bus load” of attorneys...
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2.1KWhat Do Judges Lynn Hughes, David Hittner and Patrick Higginbotham Have in Common?
Personal Vendettas: All pro se foreclosure cases end up on their desks sequentially and they are generally dismissed without due process.
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1.4KCreditor Rights BigLaw Firm Goodwin Procter LLP are Whining in Op-Eds for their Wall St Banking Clients
The CFPB amendments provide that a mortgage servicer can offer a streamline modification to borrowers with COVID-19-related hardship based on an incomplete...
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1.2KResponse to CFPB addressing SCOTUS, Yellen and Retrospective Relief
A Texas federal lawsuit continues in light of the retrospective relief clause in Collins v. Yellen, a 2021 U.S. Supreme Court decision.
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1.3KJustice Gorsuch: “In this world, real people are injured by actions taken without lawful authority.”
Appellants, Joanna Burke and John Burke (“Burkes”), now file a motion to stay based on the events of last week at the...
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1.3KMagistrate Judge Edison Cited a Foreclosure Case Where Attorney Fees Were Denied by a Judicial Colleague
Judge Edison omits quotation for a reason, Atlas denies atty fees : Rodriguez v. Quicken Loans, Inc., (S.D. Tex. 2017) (quotation omitted).
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2.2KFederal Judicial Tag-Team Judge Andrew Edison and Judge George Hanks Go Rogue on Logue
Mortgage Servicer is entitled to recover the sum of $21,869.84 in attorney's fees and expenses and accordance with the Deed of Trust.
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1.4KChief Judge Lee Rosenthal Remands Foreclosure to Texas State Court at Motion to Dismiss Stage
Chief Judge Rosenthal remands the Doyles case back to state court after clearly targeting RESPA, the only federal question preventing remand.
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1.7KGoldman Sachs Owns the U.S. Supreme Court And That’s Not Good For Freedom, Liberty and Property Rights
The SCOTUS plaintiffs accused Goldman Sachs of unlawfully hiding conflicts of interest when creating risky subprime securities.
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1.6KPrimary Residential Mortgage Inc (PRMI) Submits to $24 Million Dollar Appeal Bond in Financial Crisis Toxic Loans Case
Residential Capital filed lawsuits against 12 lenders that originated poor quality loans that ResCap purchased and securitized, including PRMI.
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1.5KLender Application Fraud Prosecuted by DOJ in 2020 But Homeowners Are Still Being Unlawfully Denied Same Claim A Decade Later
FHA paid out millions of dollars of insurance claims on Nutter Home Loans. A multitude of these claims involved false certifications.
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1.7KJudge Stands Up to BigLaw and Wall St. Who Lose Eviction Battle in NY, This Time.
The length of the current anti-eviction law, considered in the context of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, is not extreme enough to override...
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1.4KAxos Bank and the Bankers Association Attack Oregon’s Foreclosure Moratorium
The Oregon Bankers Association (“OBA”) and a number of other banks including Axos Bank sued the State of Oregon in August 2020.
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1.4KRewind: The FCIC Report of 2011 Records the Greed of Bankers and the Criminal Theft of Citizens Homes
The profound events of 2007 and 2008 known as the financial crisis or the great recession and blame is documented in the...
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1.6KThe Art of The Lie, by First Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch
FHFA is not acting as the gov't when it foreclosed on the plaintiffs’ mortgages and was not subject to their Fifth Amendment...
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1.6KGet Ready for the Next Judicial Assault On the People By the Texas Federal Judiciary
Brantley Starr conflicts with Senior Judge Gray Miller in his reasoning for allowing attorney fees, citing § 38.001(8) which Miller rejected.
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1.5KForeclosure Mill BDF Law Group Celebrate the Corrupt Texas Supreme Court Decisions in 2020 and 2021
In an enormous victory for lenders and servicers, on January 29, 2021, the Texas Supreme Court confirmed it is completely a corrupt...
