Medical debt, 3rd party debt collection, hedge funds violatin' usury laws, at least this story has checked our boxes at LIT.
Mr and Mrs Taylor's Valentine's Foreclosures: 20615 LEAFDALE CT HUMBLE TX 77338 and 10522 LEITRIM WAY HOUSTON TEXAS 77047
From Defendant to Plaintiff, Aguilar's counsel DeLaRogue ain't hangin' around for a judgment in the first percolating case by SLS.
While we wait for the petition to stop foreclosure by Robert C. Vilt to show on the docket, LIT's been busy.
The two cases involve the same property, BOFA sued first and then DeLaRue has filed to stop the 736 foreclosure, relyin' on...
Contact Joseph Jackson if you are in the process of buying, selling or renting a property and he'll allegedly apply the takings...
LIT’s Garnishment After Judgment Tracker for the Month of October 2022. We’ll be updating this page frequently.
The illegal and criminal acts of the Murray's via their Texas entities are under the spotlight, as they unlawfully harass homeowners.
Is it just a coincidence that this is the area trawled by New Millennia Properties, et al, peddlin' their criminal foreclosure scam?
WT Offshore wanted to bring it's IT services back in-house, but All About IT has decided to be vindictive and threatening to...
LIT's Garnishment After Judgment Tracker for the Month of September 2022. We'll be updating this page frequently.
FALSE: Those in the hard-core pornography business are on notice that there will be a price to pay for violating our obscenity...
LIT has highlighted this firm before for violatin' Texas debt collection laws. Lyn won't stop filin' and LIT won't stop alerting consumers.
And with two fingers up in the air to Texas Consumers and in Violation of Texas Law, Padgett Knew the Case Would...
Apparently, Chris Wyatt was fired by Goldman Sachs while employed as VP for Litton Loan Servicing in Houston. Ocwen would acquire Litton.
CJMH name 2 lawyers to collect $45k, who work for a Law firm who is not registered and bonded to perform debt...
Writ of Garnishment to Collect $642,750 and $985,146, a total sum of $1,627,896 by a rogue, unlicensed Texas law firm, as receiver.
Section 392.101 of the Texas Finance Code prohibits a third-party debt collector or credit bureau from engaging in debt collection in Texas.