Search results for "abbott"
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525ForeclosuresWho is Judge Kyle Carter, 125th District Court, Harris County, Texas?
Judge Kyle Carter worked himself into the Real Scumbags Series on LIT and his recent actions raised red flags, so we went...
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374Debt CollectorPro Se Smith’s Case Dismissed Against Quicken. It Could Have Been Avoided.
Pro Se Warning: If you don't read LIT or do your homework on federal rules, the court will dismiss your case at...
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552Federal JudgesTexas Federal Judge Jeff Brown’s Views on Roe v. Wade, and More.
Brown has posted on his Twitter to dissenting opinions in the landmark Roe v Wade Supreme Court case guaranteeing a woman’s right...
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390BankersEndorsing Bank Mortgage Fraud and Theft by Foreclosure in Massachusetts is the Legacy of Governor Charlie Baker
State law that reduces the time to sue for breach of a contract, incl. a mortgage contract, violates the U.S. Constitution’s Contracts...
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211Debt CollectorLet the Shellin’ Begin. Foreclosure Mill Ackerman is Plottin’ to Take All Land
Michelle Land claims she inherited the property at 613 Pebble Creek Drive, Hewitt, Texas 76643 after her father, Jerry Don Land, died.
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550AkermanFormer Texas State Rep. Dawnna Dukes Enters a Shell Zone With Lawyer Stephen Mitchell
Dawnna Dukes, a former 12-term Texas lawmaker is in personal trouble again as she fights off foreclosure of her residence in Pflugerville,...
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357Debt CollectorMy Bank Mortgage is In Foreclosure and I’m Up Against Rogue Foreclosure Mill BDF Hopkins
Russell Cox of Melissa Texas Filed in State Court against First United Bank & Trust Company. BDF Hopkins Snap Removed.
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610AccelerationCriminal Foreclosure Mills in Texas: The Loan Was Accelerated. No, Take that Back, It Wasn’t.
Invisible foreclosure mill lawyer Mark Hopkins is joined by Shelley Hopkins and more recently Bradley Attorney Lembke in PNC Bank v Howard.
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484AccelerationA Shriner, A Mason and Texas Appellate Justice, D. Michael Wallach Wails on Pro Se Litigant Nicholson
As Nobles, we are a Potentate Masons. We have all taken the same Masonic obligation and learned the first lesson of Masonry,...
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616Appellate CircuitWho Nominates Federal Judges and Prosecutors in Texas?
Senator Ted Cruz and Senator John Cornyn accept applications for judges and prosecutors in Texas - so good luck removing them from...
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645Appellate JudgesBuying Federal Judgeships in Texas is Commonplace if You Know Ted Cruz n’ John Cornyn
Just ask United States District Judge Charles Eskridge of the Southern District, Houston Division - who sat on the Judicial Selection Panel.
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540Appellate CircuitTexas Solicitor General Appointments in Recent times Include Sen. Ted Cruz and Fifth Cir. Judge Jim Ho
Notable alumni of the Office of the Solicitor General – 6 are now either District or Federal Judges and one on the...
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491Laws In TexasVietnamese Noodle House and Whitestone REIT Accused of Violating the Americans with Disabilities Act
Garcia an independent advocate and is a tester for the purpose of enforcing Plaintiff’s civil rights and ensuring compliance with the ADA.
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696BankersPPP Loan Vendor Obtained a Forgivable Loan for Itself Now Seeking Federal Dismissal of Class Action
Capital Plus Financial received $376,800 in a forgivable PPP loan and has yet to repay it despite colossal earnings.
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340Federal JudgesLIT’s Watchin’ the Wolf, Debt Collecting Lawyers for that German Bank before Judge Pittman
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company seeks a declaratory judgment and foreclosure so it may enforce its security interest in the Property.
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345Appellate JudgesSen. Ron Johnson Cites ‘Malicious Poison’ But He’s Clearly Not Studied Texas Govt Nor Federal Judges in Texas
LIT: Senator Ron Johnson was an avid viewer of our social media account on Twitter leading up to this congressional nomination hearing.
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526Dark MoneyTexas Keeps Dark Money in Politics as the Run for Political Office is Full of Financial Non-Disclosures
Attorney General Ken Paxton has not disclosed a large chunk of his campaign donors from the past six months
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536Appellate CircuitThere’s No Riddle, Just a Premeditated Guess Which Contradicts
This court makes a confident Erie guess that the Texas Supreme Court would have concluded that explicit substitution was not required.
