Foreclosures
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1.4KA Judgment is Not Final Until an Amount is Entered
We agree with the Kameniks that the summary judgment order, which did not establish the amount of the judgment, remained interlocutory until...
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1.6KMcGlinchey’s Creditor Rights Associate Daniel Troiano Departs Law Firm and Harriet Nicholson’s Appeal
McGlinchey Stafford request that Mr. Troiano be removed from the Courts E-File system and no longer receive electronic notice of any filings.
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1.6KRewind: 2008 Financial Crisis: Indymac Bank
At the time its July 11, 2008 closure, IndyMac had assets of about $32 billion, making its failure the fifth largest bank...
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1.4KRewind: 2008 Financial Crisis. The Largest Financial Swindling of Citizens in American History
Victims of wrongful foreclosures find justice absent as the banks perpetuating the crimes against them remain too big to be held accountable.
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697Rewind: 2008 Financial Crisis. The Unlawful Homeowner Eviction at 3am and at Gunpoint
Christine Frazer described the raid, saying in the days since the eviction she and her family, including her 85-year-old mother, daughter and...
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1.7KCourageous Suzanne Wooten Can Proceed With Law Suit Against Shameful Collin County
The Court finds that Wooten has stated a plausible claim that there was an official policy that caused her harm for the...
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2.3KA Former Texas Judge Has Been Dueling With Corruption in Collin County and She’s Doin’ Pretty Darn Well.
Suzanne Wooten alleges facts showing that Collin County's Christopher Milner functioned as an investigator rather than a prosecutor.
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1.7KA Landowner’s Fight to Prevent The Big Skim in San Antonio Bankruptcy Court
The property is worth far more than than the $20.3 million bid by Schumacher. Appraisals have valued the land at as much...
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2.0KA Part-Time Texas Bankruptcy Judge and the Chief of the Supreme Court are Poker Buddies
Senior United States District Judge Royce Lamberth is a native of San Antonio. While his current home is the District of Columbia,...
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1.2KUS Courts Blame Homeowners for the 2008 Foreclosure Crisis. No Mention of Bank Greed.
This bias article examines foreclosure case activities in U.S. district courts during the Great Recession and the subsequent recovery period.
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2.2K1Hank Greenberg of GT Law and Chief Judge Janet DiFiore’s Friendship Influences Foreclosure Cases
Greenberg, a former State Bar Association president, is counsel to the state’s Commission on Judicial Nomination, which screens Court of Appeals finalists....
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1.1K$9 Billion in Toxic Loans and Counting
RFC reached settlements totaling approximately $9 billion, with the RMBS Trusts and several of the Monoline Insurers re packaged Toxic Loans.
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1.1KWhen Former Bear Stearns Bankers Suggest You Sell….
Bear Stearns was an investment bank located in New York City that collapsed during the subprime mortgage crisis in 2008.
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1.1KHave You Heard About The Non-Judicial Foreclosure Debt Collection Clarification Act?
The Non-Judicial Foreclosure Debt Collection Clarification Act would make any business involved in non-judicial foreclosure a debt collector.
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1.2KRelying on the Words of Judge Willett and joined by Judge Elrod, the Citizens Take Action…
We urge litigants and our judicial colleagues to zealously guard the public’s right of access to judicial records—their judicial records—so "that justice...
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1.1KDallas-Based Mortgage Servicer Withdraws Wads of Cash In Unauthorized Payments from Unsuspecting Homeowners Bank Accounts
Mr. Cooper announced that due to a payment processing issue, unauthorized mortgage payments were taken from 14,000 plus borrowers’ accounts.
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1.5KPost Selia Law, How’s the CFPB Cases Going?
Latest on CashCall, Inc: They are to pay more than $134 million in legal restitution. Compare that to the other 3 CFPB...
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1.4KWhen Did Ocwen Ditch Altisource’s Proprietary Software RealServicing for Black Knight’s Rebranded LPS Software?
The final phase of the company’s loan transfer process involved migrating from REALServicing to the Black Knight LoanSphere MSP platform.
