Quest Trust Company FBO Hyunek Song IRA 427211 vs Timothy Clements, All Other Occupants
Case # 1219918
FEB 22, 2024 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: FEB 29, 2024
FEB 29, MAR 11, MAY 1, 2024
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In rapid time, on Mar. 5, 2024 FORECLOSURE DEFENSE LAWYER Clay Vilt Obtains Eviction Judgment for Quest.
New eviction case. Bookmark for updates.
This case is part of a series on Bandit Lawyer Clay Vilt and will be updated in due course with further commentary.
Case closed March 29, 2024 as Judge issues Writ of Possession on Property (Court Judgment) requested by Robert C. Vilt.
So why’s his VILTLAW.COM website still touting “STOP FORECLOSURE AND SAVE YOUR HOME”?
Because he’s referring that business to his fellow legal bandits AND title deed fraudsters who steal distressed Texans homes.
Here is a picture.
It clearly shows and documents judicial conspiracy to ONGOING fraud, lawyer fraud and perjury – by state judge(s), federal judge(s), Texas Bar lawyers, creditor rights lawyers, foreclosure defense lawyers, thomeowner et al.
Only LIT reports it. #NMA #TWO pic.twitter.com/5HzpTFvAp4
— lawsinusa (@lawsinusa) February 27, 2024
Hometrader, LLC vs. Wiz Long Term Investments, LLC
24-02-01944
FEB 5, 2024 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: MAY 1, 2024
MAY 1, 2024
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LIT’s covered Vilt’s Hometrader interests before.
Vilt’s Scandalous Journey: From the Great Recession Fee Fraud to Distressed Homeowner Scams
Unraveling lawyer Clay Vilt’s unlawful referral fee, foreclosure defense scams and the terrifying support from state and federal authorities.
John Robinson Jr n’ US Gov. Protected Bandit Lawyer Clay Vilt Quickly Escorted Off Federal Court Premises
John Robinson claims the home as his main residence but LIT’s investigation reveals he’s living in South Carolina confirmed by affidavit.
US Gov. Cleanup Continues as Justina DePasquale Leaves a Heavy Footprint of Fraudulent Conveyances
The U.S. government appears to allow unscrupulous bad actors to flip properties rather than returning them to the original homeowners.
