Texas Federal Courts
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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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1.3KTexas Federal Judiciary Collaborate with Unlicensed Debt Collectors to File Vexatious Litigant Motions to Clear Docket
Chief Judge Lee Rosenthal denied label of 'Vexatious Litigant' with at least 9 foreclosure filings spanning 18 years, including 6 since 2017.
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1.1KGrant PH.D. v. Texas State Attorney General Open Government Records and Consumer Protection Division
Because Grant's pro se request for electronic filing has not been granted, she's given up. Federal courts continue to abuse their powers.
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1.8KCorrupt Federal Judges are Now Handing Cases to Judicial Colleagues to Affirm
After LIT exposed the failure of corrupt federal judges to disclose their financial conflicts and recuse from cases, WSJ took up the...
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1.5KCreditor Rights Lawyer Chase Berger from Florida Takes By Your Leave Without Court Approval
Chase Berger removed a Texas state case and 3 days later files a Motion to Dismiss. But, there's no Pro Hac Vice,...
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1.0KWhen Pro Se’s Prove a Judge is Lyin’, They Always Retire to Save their Pension with Benefits
Pro Se Homeowner Harriet Nicholson called out this Judge earlier this year and rather than admit to his err, he retires. Ochlocracy,...
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867What Homeowners Need to Know if You’re Facing Foreclosure in Texas Federal Courts
If you are facing foreclosure in Texas Federal Court, there's a lot of legalese to learn. But will you receive access to...
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749LIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following Raul, Before Judge Hughes and Mill Lawyers, Locke Lord
Initial Conference brought forward from Jan 2022 to 11/29/2021 at 11:00 AM in Room 11122 before Judge Lynn N Hughes.
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1.1KA Foreclosure Settlement is Currently On the Cards for ‘Leroy and Erika’ in Texas
This foreclosure case has been shunted around from state courts to bankruptcy courts to appeals courts and now the Texas Supreme Court.
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1.0KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Watching ‘Bob’ and Judge Eskridge in this Removed Foreclosure
LIT's foreclosure tracker is watchin' Robert F. Strange versus Deutsche Bank National Trust Company before Judge Eskridge in SDTX.
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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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1.7KFifth Circuit Oral Argument Perks: Rule 28J Letter Cleaned Up
After slammin' both sets of counsel for citing outwith their briefs, Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod allowed Rule 28J letters post argument.
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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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1.0KLooks Like Judge Lamberth is Gamblin’ on Some Much Needed Reputation Management
Worrell has been indicted on six charges related to his conduct on January 6, when he allegedly marched with the Proud Boys...
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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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935That 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.
