Texas Finance Code
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271Foreclosure Crisis Redux: 85-Year Old Widow Fights Against Criminal Theft of Property in Landmark Case
Legal Vigilance at 85: Widow's Stand Against Unlawful Property Seizure as Her Brave Crusade Shines Light on Wall St. Property Theft Tactics.
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178Mackie Wolf Remanded after Judges’ Reject Snap Removal by The Catholic Bandit Mark Cronenwett
Mackie Wolf knowingly filed a Foreclosure Sale Deed to intentionally mislead the public depriving Foster her constitutionally protected home.
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2.2KAs Safe As Auschwitz: The Nazi German Deutsche Bank’s Greatest Coup In American History
US Gov. partners with Home Thievin' Nazi German Deutsche Bank, which stores in excess of 21 million homeowners legal documents.
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300She’s Cancerous: Why Outlaw State Judge Tami Craft Should Be Disqualified and Removed from the Bench
Judge Tami Craft’s colorful past and present conduct is disqualifying in nature according to the rules of judicial conduct.
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231Texas Jay’s Sprawlin’ Opinion on Unlawful Debt Collectin’ for Florida Loan Sharks and Lawyers
Founder of LIT's intervention has Debt Collectin' Lawyer Clyde Jay Jackson of Burford Perry over-zealously advocating for his law firms.
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221Texas Supreme Court Affirms Time-Barred Foreclosure Decision in Landmark Bank Loss
Bandit Appellate Lawyer Mark Hopkins was relegated to second chair at Supreme Court oral argument as his case crumbled before the court.
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192Mackie Wolf: Stop Litigation Elder Abuse is the Clear Message to the Wolves in Supreme Court Opinion
LIT founder is suing Mackie Wolf, creditor rights law firm for elder abuse by commencing a wrongful foreclosure against an 85 yr-old...
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294Bandit Robert ‘Robbin’ Berleth and Attorney Shannon ‘Barratry’ Lang’s Million Dollar Wire Transfer
County: Robert Berleth’s implausible theory requires everyone do nothing to allow him to remove the funds and convert them to cyber currency.
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293Harris County Foreclosure Lawsuits Involving Idaho Housing and Finance Association
Why has Judge Fredericka Phillips have such an interest in Idaho Housing and Finance Assoc foreclosures from assignment to TRO hearings?
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948Who is Vinh Truong, Real Estate Investor, Motivational Speaker and Self-Claimed Venture Capitalist?
Vinh Truong owns and operates several businesses and websites involved in foreclosures and distressed real estate investment.
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330The Greatest Theft: Public Records Unveil Graveyard of Citizens Homes Stolen by Wall Street Greed
Texas Housing Scandal Unearthed: Wall Street's Grip on 1,379 Foreclosed Homes Revealed by LIT in Harris County Lawsuit
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220Houston Lawyer Ken Bailey’s Luxury Art Seized for Non-Payment by Collateral Lender and Pawn Broker
Former attorney at Abraham Watkins, debt collector Jay Jackson of Burford Perry even stalked Bailey's home as part of his recorded timesheet.
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319Two Florida Lawyers Have an Idea to Offer Business Loans With Borrower’s Explicit Personal Guarantee
One problem is that they are suing to collect alleged delinquent debts in Texas, but their selected law firms are in violation...
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258Who are Jim Youngblood and Jeff Burrell at Texas Real Estate Developments L.P.?
In the lawless State of Texas, we're always investigating players in the real estate vertical, including a Queen. Now, a couple of...
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9563 Years In Litigation: Vinh Truong Sued for Title Deed Fraud Defended by Bandit Lawyer Jeff Jackson
VINH TRUONG has testified that he is one and the same as QUANG V. TRUONG. Yet there is no official filing of...
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262Texas Law Firm Andrew Myers Sued in Harris County for Incompetence in California Contract Law
Panterra alleges Andrew Myers failure to check if the legally contracted entity had the respective license in California is malpractice.
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375LIT Asks: Has Bandit Houston Lawyer Robert C. Vilt Resigned from the State Bar of Texas?
Lawyer Robert C. Vilt filed his notice of resignation stating he would not longer be a member of the State Bar of...
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182Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Hecht’s Expiry Date Just Got Real
Texans reject Proposition13, which would have increased the mandatory retirement age for state justices and judges from 75 to 79.
