Jurisdiction
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876Outlaw Magistrate Judge Double-Slapped By Third Circuit, Swiftly Gives ‘Em the Bird Again Post Appeal
It is well settled that federal courts should avoid a statutory interpretation that creates constitutional issues.
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1.8KShameful: Billions in Damages to US Gov for 2008 Toxic Loans, Zero for the Real Victims, Homeowners
Residential Capital (RESCAP) was effectively a U.S. Gov backed lender. They wanted damages post 2008 and have spent 13 plus years litigating.
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2.1KGlossin’ Opinions: Texas Lawyer Mary Lou Serafine Still Labeled a Vexatious Litigant in 2023
Mary Lou Serafine is a lawyer in Austin who's been actively contesting her vexatious litigant label by Texas Courts. She loses to...
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888BDF Hopkins Enter Federal Court Complainin’ About More Real Scumbags, Biscuits n’ Love Birds
Kingman Holdings LLC and Bandit Lawyer Ken Harter have resold the property - apparently - for $348k to another dubious entity on...
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2.6KSanctioned Lawyer Ray L. Shackelford’s Repeat Frivolous Filings and Perjury Is Fine, Sayeth Courts
Ray Shackelford fails to disclose his relationship with buyer McQueen, the property will not cover the debt due, or his past litigation.
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2.0KAttorney Kalu Diogu Files New Lawsuit While Bankruptcy Continues in another Courtroom
On reviewing the lengthy list of defendants, LITs definitely interested in the complaint re Sandy Dasigenis and Foreclosure Network of Texas.
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1.6KEight Reasons Why You Cannot Trust a Federal Judge to Follow Their Oath nor The Rule of Law
Self-dealing caused Judge Bennett to enter judgment against Plaintiffs and equity will not enforce judgments procured by fraud.
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1.9KLet’s Review Direct and Collateral Attacks, Due Process, Jurisdiction and Void Judgments
This review has been published on LIT after reading the surprise order dropped by Judge Al Bennett in the Burkes ClerkGate Scandal...
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1.0KThe Foreclosure Scam Squad Series: The Villainous Outlaws and Bady Bunch
Unlike the majority of Vilt's similar cases, this fraudulent conveyance comes with a copy of the Special Warranty Deed.
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1.0KRemoval of Foreclosures from State Court on a Min. Sum of $75k is a Disgrace. Shamefully, Congress Do Nothing
LIT avers this sum as being absurd in 2022. The min. sum should be $750k. You're dragging the average Texas Citizens into...
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1.2KFifth Circuit Approach the $75K Min. Sum Required for Federal Jurisdiction and Reject Deutsche Bank’s Arguments
Judge Andrew 'Andy' Oldham penned the Opinion for the 3-panel known to favor Deutsche Bank, and which included Judge Haynes and Jolly.
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951Fairport REO Hire Rogue Unlicensed Texas Law Firm to Pursue Charged-Off Home Loan Debt
The courts are acting illegally and allowing debt buyers to steal homes. Once the lender charges a debt off, it becomes unsecured.
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1.1KForeclosure Mill Lawyer Michael Hord’s Removal for US Bank is Deja Vu for Defense Lawyer Robert Newark
Foreclosure defense lawyer Robert Newark may change name of spouses to hide repetitive filings, but LIT's caught him.
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1.3KReal Scumbags Series: Jerry Schutza’s Texas Corporations and Litigation Reveal His Client List
We don't believe in client attorney privilege and client confidentiality when it's a public record, so leave that argument at the door.
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764Pro Se Smith’s Case Dismissed Against Quicken. It Could Have Been Avoided.
Pro Se Warning: If you don't read LIT or do your homework on federal rules, the court will dismiss your case at...
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1.2KSDNY Bankruptcy Court Received an Emergency Call from SDTX re Elizabeth Thomas
SDNY Bankruptcy Judge Cecilia Morris is less worried about suicide and more about protecting judicial Ochlocracy in this backtracked opinion.
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868This $75k Removal Amount from State to Federal Court is Well Overdue An Increase to $750k
Foreclosure mill lawyers in Texas are abusing the removal system with snap removals and valuation affidavits like the one shown herein.
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754Texas Grim Reapers and Foreclosure Wolves for US Bank Ain’t Skippin’ Past this Sheila
In 2006, Decedent passed away. No probate was ever opened. 16 years later the lender wants to foreclose on a scantly described...
