Laws In Texas
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1.1KForeclosure Fee Scheme 2021: BDF Hopkins in Front of Judge Bennett with Attorney Fees Request
Shelley Luan Hopkins adds herself to Judge Al Bennett's foreclosure case and then submits her summary judgment with attorney fees request.
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817Judge Andrew Hanen Signs Off On Mackie Wolf Order Entering Judgment of Foreclosure with Attorney Fees
Now we've got S.D. Tex. entering judgments of foreclosure for Mackie Wolf with attorney fees. Clearly, Ochlocracy is on steroids in 2021.
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1.6KA Whiff of Home Cookin’: Judge Eskridge Remands Shackelford’s Case Back to Texas State Court
Judge Eskridge previously dismissed Shackelford's claims with prejudice. But in his admitted haste he missed Ocwen's counterclaim. He Remands.
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1.3KProof of Service – or Lack Thereof – in Texas Federal Courts
Failure to effect proper service of process within 90-day period per FRCP 4(m), Court must dismiss the action without prejudice.
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1.8KRather than Resign for the “ClerkGate” Corruption Scandal, Fifth Circuit Chief Judge Owen Deflects Blame
Judge Priscilla R. Owen shunts the blame onto 66 year old Circuit Executive Theodore "Ted" Cominos for the ClerkGate Corruption Scandal.
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1.3KJudge Jeff Brown Reverses Judge Al Bennett re Special Exceptions which Included Implied Threats of Murder
In earlier times, Judge Al Bennett was a Texas State Judge and Judge Jeff Brown was a Justice on the Texas Appellate...
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1.7KJudge Alfred H. Bennett, S.D. Tex., Reversed for Abuse of Discretion by Fifth Circuit
Abuse of Discretion: The scope of the district court’s discretion is narrower when the Rule 41(b) dismissal is with prejudice says 5th...
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1.4KFifth Circuit Pens Opinion on Judicial Bias Which Demands Federal Judge Be Removed
Fifth Cir. hold that a reasonable man would reasonably question this trial judge’s impartiality and the integrity of the judicial system.
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1.4KJudicial Corruption On the Bench Demands a New Trial Sayeth Tennessee Supreme Court
Evidence of judicial corruption requires reversal regardless of the other facts of the particular case. - Tennessee Supreme Court
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1.0KRewind 2008: Former Chief Judge Slams Mortgage Servicers. How That Message Was Immediately Extinguished.
"As part of its default services, LPS executed Affidavits of Default in support of Motions... In fact, it is a sham." -...
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1.6KDiscrimination: Obtaining the Mortgage Loan File and Sanctions In Texas Courts Compared with Illinois
LIT compares Federal District Court Discrimination Cases between African Americans in Ill. and Elder Abuse in TX. The Disparity is Alarming
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1.1KForeclosure: No Attorney Fees Filed by US Bank Represented by Mark Cronenwett of Mackie Wolf
I do not agree that the Reinagels’ forgery argument is a red herring. - Judge James Graves Jr., Fifth Circuit, Reinagel v...
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2.0KFormer Texas Lawyer Scott Scher May Have An Ally In Mind Once He Reads This
As the Scher family face foreclosure, could Isaac Nesser, the Quinn Emanuel partner who prevailed in 100 toxic loan cases, aid his...
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1.3KAffirmed. See Rule 47.6. “Love It” Said Shelley Hopkins for BDF Hopkins.
This case clearly shows the pitfalls of hiring a lawyer who claims on his website to be a foreclosure defense lawyer. LIT...
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1.9KTexas Second Court of Appeals Reverses Lower Court in Homeowner’s Lawsuit Against Mackie Wolf, a Foreclosure Mill
Texas Second Court of Appeals has considered the record on appeal in this case and holds that there was error in the...
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1.7KFund ‘Em All Mortgages: Why Goodwin Law are the Legal Bouncers for Wall Street Banksters
Big Law's Goodwin has been busy fixing any ‘Problems’ that have arisen since the Financial Crisis of 2008 and LIT investigates ongoing...
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4.0KCriminal Trial II After Fifth Circuit Appeal Finds Corrupt Laura Jordan and Dowry Hubby Guilty, Again
Our elected officials are held to the highest standards, and former Mayor Laura Jordan traded her responsibility to serve her constituents to...
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1.3KRewind 2008: When You Blow the Whistle On Wall Street Banks, You Take On The Government in America
In 2013, Bank of America’s lawyers somehow convinced a higher appellate court to review Michael Winston's $3.8 Million dollar verdict.
