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1.1KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Watching ‘Attorney David’ and Judge Hanks Issue New Protocols
Judge Hanks is now issuing residential mortgage protocols and automatic protective orders in foreclosure cases since LIT started tracking.
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1.2KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Watching ‘Felix’ and Judge Hanks Issue Automatic Protective Orders
Judge Hanks is now issuing automatic protective orders in foreclosure cases since LIT started highlighting these cases.
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3.7KDirty Deals: Are the Austin Real Estate Investment Players in Nate Paul’s Foreclosures Going Beyond the Law?
Accusations of a fraudulent financial scheme and false statements to where did the PPP funds actually go are questions which need answered.
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1.3KRewind 2008 Series: The Fraudulence on Homeowners In Re FDIC, Indymac, OneWest and Deutsche Bank
FDIC, having transferred all of IndyMac’s assets to OneWest in 2009, no longer had authority to execute the assignment to the trust...
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1.2KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Watching Realtor ‘Elizabeth’ in San Antonio Decide What To Do Next in WDTX
Keller Williams realtor Elizabeth Montalvo of San Antonio appears to have a decision to make. Short sale or defend the removed federal...
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936That German Bank and the Skulduggery of Deutsche Bank National Trust Company
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company was an unsecured creditor when the banks failed in 2008. Now it's a fraudulent vehicle for the...
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936FDCPA Violations in Bankruptcy Proceedings Result in Attorney Fees, Costs, Statutory and Punitive Damages
The Court finds that it should award Plaintiffs $1,000.00 in statutory damages, $9,000 in punitive damages, attorney fees and expenses.
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1.4KWill Bankruptcy Debtor Attorneys Receive $750k in Fees for Bank Servicer Violating FDCPA in SDTX Federal Court?
Engagement of Attorneys allowed Plaintiffs to submit a feasible plan, disburse a total of $105, 877.52 to creditors and receive a discharge.
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1.1KIs a Substitute Trustee a Nominal Party When It Is Determined to Be a Equal and Authoritative Party in Privity?
Texas Property Code] § 51.007(f) imposes a substantive pleading requirement on a plaintiff seeking to recover against a substitute trustee.
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904Illinois Versus Texas: The Single-Refiling Rule Limit Versus Allowing Banks Unlimited De-Accelerations
In U.S. Bank v Morris, the Judge's Report details at least 5 times when the Bank non-suited the foreclosure civil action, violating...
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1.1KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following John in D. Massachusetts v. Mr. Cooper
Mr. Cooper violated Massachusetts Law by engaging in deceptive debt collection practices on a debt previously discharged in bankruptcy.
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922Lawyer Ethics Violation[s]: Former Law Clerk Disqualified from a Graveyard Case
Code of Conduct for Law Clerks are legally authoritative and binding on law clerks even after they leave judges’ employment.
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892Access to Courts and Records; Even Years After the Civil Action has Ended via Permissive Intervention
Open Courts: "The legitimacy and integrity of a court’s action depend on the public’s ability to scrutinize the basis for that action."
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1.7KUS Bank Referred to as a ‘Party In Interest’ by 5th Cir., But the Whole Lawsuit Is About a Non Party, the Mortgage Servicer
The Fifth Circuit Should Have Dismissed for Lack of Appellate Jurisdiction as Rushmore is not a Party to the Lawsuit in the...
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1.4KLIT Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following ‘Nancy’, Owner of a ‘Terror Mansion’ in San Antonio
Note: The Terror Mansion is not subject to foreclosure as it's protected by werewolves and a severed head display to scare away...
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1.3KGoodwin Law and PHH Ocwen are Writing Fiction in Their Selective Brief, Again
Goodwin have avoided all the main arguments raised by the pro se Burkes because they have no legal answer, so instead they...
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1.3KU.S. Supreme Court Won’t Intervene in Conflict of Interest Between Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, Greenberg Traurig and Justice for Homeowners
The US Supreme Court is a partisan court which is protecting corrupt judges and supporting the largest theft of citizen's homes in...
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8.7KFormer Magistrate, Now Texas Federal Judge Albright Ain’t the Apple of their Eyes At the Federal Circuit
Albright Slap Down: "Austin remains the more convenient forum...the district court’s decision amounts to a clear abuse of discretion.
