Fraud
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68Fourteenth Court of Appeals: The Doctrine of Res Judicata Does Not Apply to Claims Made for the First Time
Williams’ allegations standing alone and construed in his favor do not demonstrate the HHA’s entitlement to dismissal under res judicata.
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1.1KMagistrate Judge Bill Davis Offers Two Contrasting Reports by Applying Void-Judgment Exception
US Bank avoids dismissal under Rooker–Feldman. It has carried its burden to show that its suit falls within the void-judgment exception.
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116Bandit Bankruptcy Lawyer James “I Ain’t No” Pope is Representin’ Harris County Child Rapist Boris Clewis
This probate case involving real estate has entered its 26th yr, marred by criminal activity, relentless legal obstruction, and fraud.
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77Texas Supreme Court: Don’t Take a Man at His Word as Verbal Agreements are Worthless
Fraud by non-disclosure arises only when the defendant, among other things, has a legal duty to disclose facts to the plaintiff.
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111Walking Away With Millions: Thievin’ Attorney Leslie Smith’s Fraud Knew No Bounds
According to court documents, for years, Leslie Smith engaged in multiple fraud schemes against her employer, relatives, and the government.
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314Melissa McLain, a Financially Delinquent HOA Attorney Becomes Rich Foreclosing on Tiny Debts
Post financial crisis, Melissa McLain went from defaulting debtor to law firm shareholder by stealing homes for a few hundred dollars debt.
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175Texas Law (2025): Where Extrajudicial Bias is of Such Nature and Extent as to Deny Due Process of Law
Bias is considered impermissible when it's from an extrajudicial source resulting in an opinion other than what judge learned from the case.
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141Curry Town Corruption: Lehman’s Criminal Defense Attorney Paul Morgan Defends Syed Enterprises
From Sexual Assault Allegations to Federal Felony Conviction for Kickbacks, that's Not Enough to Strip Syed of his Medical License in Texas.
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98Fifth Circuit: Unclean Hands Defense by Debtor in Bankruptcy Does Not Invoke Res Judicata
Debtors unclean hands defense was not available to him in the Louisiana litigation and the state judgment fails to confirm it was...
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125Gravity Fails to Recover On Its $360k Home Loan Because the Petition Style Named the Wrong Entity
Gravity's petition was signed on behalf of the wrong entity—Gravity Funding, not Gravity Capital. That drafting error proves fatal.
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1.7KBankruptcy: Christopher A. Wyatt (Duplicate Filer)
Wyatt's latest two bankruptcies in 2025 have been to thwart nonjudicial foreclosure of his homestead by auction.
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245Weaponizing The All Writs Act: By Targeting Specific Litigants Federal Courts are Behaving Tyrannically
LIT Examines the Yolanda Frank-Broussard Landmark 2023 Case That Set the Framework for Judicial Targeting in Houston Federal Court.
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231How Federal Courts Weaponized the All Writs Act to Silence Homeowners and Violate Constitutional Rights
LIT Exposes How Federal Courts Use the All Writs Act to Control Litigants and Conceal Real Estate Fraud by Bandit Lawyers and...
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242Foreclosure Scam Squad Series 2025: Familiar Texas Christian Consultants and Real Estate Home Rustlers
In these two cases we've got Bandits Kevin Pawlowski, Rhonda Ross, Cameron Namazi, Ed Mattingly and Associates., in Harris County.
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188As the World Media Engages with LIT, the US Gov. Still Protects Legal Bandits, Rustlers n’ Outlaws
There is no reasonable person who could substantiate the US Government protection of bankrupt thief n' sanctioned lawyer Robert C. Vilt, ever.
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138A Lone Deed and a Legal Outlaw: Mark Hopkins Battles a Defiant Property Owner in Fort Bend County
Legal Turmoil in Texas: Doctors and Real Estate Investors Rope in the Legal Cowboy Mark Hopkins to Wrangle a Clouded Deed.
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166A Failed Wolves of Foreclosure Auction and Relist Leads Maze to Sell His Home to Dougie Aguilar
The $400k home is snapped up by Dougie's entity Real American Real Estate LLC for $245k and the foreclosure stopped at the...
