Laws In Texas
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1.3KTexas Federal Chief Judge Refuses to Label 18 Year Pro Se’s as Vexatious Litigants
This is the Pro Se's ninth lawsuit involving the foreclosure of the Property and third lawsuit against the Attorney Defendant Barrett Daffin.
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872Shhh, Our ‘Tentative’ PACER Fees Settlement is Private and Confidential
Lawyers with the U.S. Justice Department and for the plaintiffs said the settlement still needs to be finalized and that's a secret.
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1.4KFourth Amendment: Implicating Property, Search and Seizure
Contrary to the Court of Appeals' position, the Amendment protects seizures even though no search within its meaning has taken place.
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1.4KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following ‘Aleta’ Before Judge Bennett in S.D. Texas
Ms. Aleta R. Chapman of Fort Bend claims Shellpoint breached the deed of trust by failing to provide proper notice of the...
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950Who’s Lyin’ Again in Federal Court? Hopkins Law, PLLC, Austin, Texas, Of Course
Plaintiffs request court take notice of the verified falsity and perjury of Shelley Hopkins, who submitted this ‘Joint’ Plan for Defendants.
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1.1KAt the National Association of Realtors, They Don’t Understand the Word ‘Withdrawn’
The U.S. Department of Justice said that it has withdrawn from a settlement inked last year with the National Association of Realtors.
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989How the Con Became a Crusade to Light Up the Corruption Which Tore Down America
The disease of corruption and the criminality that greed produces has become the basis of our nation’s governance and its financial systems.
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785CDC COVID-19 Study Cited As ‘Propaganda’ When Compared with More In-Depth Israeli Study
Attorney Jenin Younes of New Civil Liberties Alliance files legal challenges against COVID vaccine mandates ripped into CDC's early report.
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1.1KExpressive Associations Exist for the Purpose of Engaging in Those Activities Protected by the First Amendment
The district court specifically held that Mote’s association and speech rights were clearly established. The Fifth Circuit Agreed.
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1.4KPPP Loan Fraud Sentencing Explained: Crowther Received 37 Months for Bank and Lender Application Fraud
Fort Myers Businessman Sentenced To Three Years In Federal Prison for PPP Loan Fraud; Bank Fraud; False Statement to a Lending Institution.
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6.7KHouston Lawyer William ‘Bill’ Ramey Cleared by Grand Jury in High Profile Case
This is a victory for the real victims of sexual assault struggling to find justice in the legal system says Houston lawyer...
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1.1KThree Texas Appellate Judges Need to Recuse Sayeth Texas Rules, Pro Se
Justice Brian Walker, Justice Mike Wallach and Justice Dabney Bassel of the Second Court of Appeals in Texas should recuse from the...
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1.3KJudicial Silence: Pro Se Harriet Nicholson Renews Her Request to Vacate Void Judgments
Appellant prays this Court vacate the void judgments for lack of subject matter jurisdiction in the interest of justice and due process.
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1.8KThe Ten Sins by Hopkins Law
Admitted serial liar Mark Hopkins, along with Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law, PLLC continue their premeditated legal frauds and schematics.
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1.6KBy Dismissing PNC’s Case and BDF Hopkins, Justice Amanda Reichek is Courageously Taking on Wall St.
LIT is delighted to see the State's Fifth Court of Appeals taking on Wall St. The question is will the opinion be...
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1.4KTwo Senators Criticize Texas Federal Judge Alan Albright’s Control over Patent Cases
Why? Because it's big money. There is no mention of Albright calling a foreclosure mill to ask them to submit an affidavit...
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997Who’s Legally Time-Barred After ‘Discharge of a Mortgage Loan’ in a Contested Foreclosure?
Using the date of filing of the Foreclosure Action, or the date that service was made on Plaintiff, Plaintiff's FDCPA claims are...
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1.1KStopping Personal Vendettas: Sixth Circuit’s Judge Kethledge Reverses Arbitrary Action by Bankruptcy Appellate Panel
If the debtor in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy moves to dismiss his case, "the court shall dismiss" it. 11 U.S.C. § 1307(b)
