Conrell Hadley Hands the Baton to Bandit Lawyer Eric Rhodes in Back-to-Back Lawsuit

The home owners’ association has a court order allowing for sale of the property by sheriff or constable for delinquent fees and arranged foreclosure.

This auction would be cancelled at the last minute after Eric Delarue combined the request for the TRO in these proceedings to include the HOA’s foreclosure.

The US Bank case relates to the main mortgage delinquency.

Furthermore, the latest stop foreclosure case in May of 2024 resulted in a switch of counsel for Hadley, who is now represented by Eric Rhodes, with Erick Delarue departing.

Similarly, since the general answer, McCarthy Holthus went silent and that triggered appearances on June 17, 2024, new counsel and a new firm: Bradley, who have done nothing, and there’s no foreclosure scheduled.

As a point of note, the second home owned by Conrell Hadley is also in this court, before Judge Andrew Hanen, and where Erick Delarogue responded to the motion for summary judgment and Bradley responded.

There’s been no consolidation of cases and that proceeding has been pending a decision for over 5 and a half months.

Since appearing on June 17, 2024, counsel Bradley for US Bank have done nothing, and there’s no foreclosure scheduled.

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On Friday, Feb. 9, 2024, LIT released a tweet which states; Coming up on LIT: Shocking facts and case studies on the current criminal activity endorsed by the US Gov for implementation by Federal Judges and Wall Street’s Creditor Rights lawyers. Truth that will shake American homeowners to the core. Stay tuned. #TruthRevealed #USJustice

This published foreclosure case is part of the live reporting and investigation, which is explained, in part, below:

LIT’s inquiry delves into the prevailing standards governing foreclosures, Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs), Injunctions, evictions, and appeals. Drawing from rigorous analysis of factual case studies and a wealth of data amassed over years of investigation, LIT’s insights are prominently featured on this legal blog, LawsInTexas.com.

The initial confusion stemming from the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, wherein the US Government, hand in hand with the judiciary, orchestrated the mass seizure of millions of homes, is a focal point of LIT’s examination.

LIT refrains from extensively elaborating on the myriad frauds that transpired initially, such as lender application fraud and predatory lending which resulted in the financial crisis, and thus leading to counterfeit assignments, robo-signing, document falsification, perjury, and the unlawful actions of the Mortgage Electronic Registration System (MERS) in foreclosing on homesteads.

Instead, LIT steers the discussion toward the avarice evident within the legal profession and the complicit role of the judiciary in perpetuating fraud in real estate and title deed matters, beyond the scandals within their own administration.

LIT’s live reporting and investigation is published in real-time, as it probes into the motivations driving the US Government’s directive for the judiciary to adopt predatory practices in the latter part of 2023 and throughout 2024—an inquiry to which LIT claims to hold the key answers.

In the ongoing saga of foreclosure proceedings the close circle of foreclosure defense lawyers along with the creditor rights attorney’s and the judges in both state and federal court, have protected Conrell Hadley’s main homestead from foreclosure as a sign of their power against prosecution.

The state issued TRO to halt the July 2023 auction of the property has never been upgraded to a temporary injunction in state court. As the TRO has well and truly expired and it appears that US Bank was never served by DeLaRogue for Hadley Conrell, the lender/mortgage servicer could relist for foreclosure, based on the latest actions LIT is witnessing in Texas state courts.

Despite US Bank clearly having notice of the state court action to stop the foreclosure, they have not relisted the homestead.

Notably, on Jan 17, 2024 Conrell’s lawyer sought dismissal with prejudice. This non-suit DISMISSAL WITH PREJUDICE to refiling was signed by Harris County District Judge Kyle Carter.

LIT avers this filing by Delarue was at the instruction of the judiciary, in order to keep a green light at the State Bar of Texas website and to avoid any sanctions.

One anticipates a foreclosure listing soon, and the fact the judiciary have refrained on any movement for Conrell Hadley’s smaller second homestead, LIT avers they are extending an olive branch to Hadley and ensuring he has a roof over his head for the time-being.