Federal Judges
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1.7KJudicially Protected Foreclosure Scammers Switch Trustee After Being Sued Before Judge Manor
Sandy Forsythe and Justina De Pasquale of New Millennia Properties Switch out Trustees including con man Brian Brewer on Oct. 25, 2024.
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478Second 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.
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1.6KBanditville Showdown: Ali Choudri sues Christopher “Chris” Wyatt
Choudri avers that Wyatt has multiple arrests and convictions for high misdemeanors and felonies, even using the alias Jonathan Sanders.
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1.5KJudge Shopping in Texas Joined by Circuit Shopping at the Fifth Circuit Now Under Supreme Court Scrutiny
Nearly a quarter of the cases—23.4%—the Supreme Court has targeted for review this term so far come from the Fifth Circuit Court...
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1.2KWidow Ursula Riston’s First Lawsuit against Deutsche Bank is Snap Removed to Federal Court by McGlinchey
Riston is represented by foreclosure defense counsel in this matter and not one of the usual suspects, who secured a TRO in...
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1.6KHouston’s Scandal-Ridden Federal Court Headlines with Judge Ewing Werlein’s Ongoing Judicial Activism
Concerned with Mass's dismissal failed to follow blackletter laws, LIT recovered Dykema's motion to dismiss, uncovering a shocking secret.
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1.5KBandit Lawyers Erick Delarue and James Pope Challenged in Ali Choudri’s Foreclosure Defense
This is the fourth meritless action in this district initiated by Ali Choudri to thwart foreclosure aided by lawyers Delarue and Pope.
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376Texas Class Action Solar Panel Lawsuit Against Fifth Third Bank Beamed Over to District of Minnesota
In re Dividend Solar Finance LLC and Fifth Third Bank Sales and Lending Practices Litigation
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358Quick-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.
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377Maliciously Contrived Federal Court Decision Paves Way for Continued Homestead Theft in Texas
US District and Fifth Circuit Judges Defy Centuries of Texas Law in Conspiratorial Opinions Targeting Homeowners and Illegal Home Seizures.
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745Couchin’ The Truth: Dickey and Sharon Couch Battle The Unsung Fifth Circuit’s Three Straight Faces
The Fifth Circuit court has been reversed more times at SCOTUS than any other, and SCOTX continues to reject their Erie Guesses.
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1.5KA Deep Dive into Farkas I (2011) and Farkas II (2016) Provide Fifth Circuit Foreclosure Paradoxes
A review of legal procedures in federal court foreclosure proceedings show selective application of the laws and glossed opinions.
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259Houston Federal Court’s Judicial Order Cloaks the Written Truth and Assaults Ailing Elder Widow
A true and accurate copy of the legal filings presented by Plaintiff has not been uploaded to the docket prior to release...
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617Morlock LLC’s 13 Years of “Thwarting Foreclosure” Ends With Free and Clear Title on $720k Valued Home
Another lawsuit on LIT involving Klein, aka Morlock LLC, who's sanctioned lawyer Jerry Schutza obtains judgment that bank's lien is void.
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395Judges’ Eskridge and Bryan Reject Pre-Filing Injunction and to Declare Litigants Vexatious
Seven years of litigation by the tenants against their landlords in both state and federal court ends in dismissal with prejudice.
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1.4KWho is Convicted Felon and Pro Se Michael Bitgood aka Michael Easton aka Michael Joseph Bitgood Easton?
With the recent publicity surrounding the legal lawsuit involving Lewis Brisbois against Michael Bitgood aka Easton, LIT investigates.
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684Harris County Criminal Magistrate Judge Sharon Chu aka Muharib’s Bad Faith Bankruptcy Dismissed
Jan. 2024: The judges of Harris County District Courts appointed Sharon Chu Criminal Law Hearing Officer. In federal court, this happened.
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637Bail Bond Co. Owner: Sheba Muharib’s Egregious Perjury in Application for Federal Public Defender
As we've learned during our investigations, non-disclosure, perjury and falsifying statements is mandatory and excusable in Texas courts.
