Search results for "mackie wolf"
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910Alexander Law PLLCForeclosure Defense: Brandy Alexander and the Wests Before Judge Ursula Hall
4015 Black Locust Dr, Houston, TX 77088 is the subject of this foreclosure proceeding before Judge Ursula Hall.
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665Debt CollectorThe Wolves are Burning Arrows in San Antonio, Texas
25122 Flaming Arrow, San Antonio, TX 78258 is the subject of this now removed foreclosure lawsuit before Judge Pulliam.
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559Debt CollectorU.S. Bank National Association and the Wolves of Texas v. Linwood Holton et al
The Wolves are busy collecting homesteads after death and U.S. Bank give them a lot of referral business in the State of...
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1.0KDeed of TrustReal Scumbags Series: Jerry Schutza’s Texas Corporations and Litigation Reveal His Client List
We don't believe in client attorney privilege and client confidentiality when it's a public record, so leave that argument at the door.
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650BankersJay’s $1.7M Austin Property Has Been Walked Into Federal Court by Wells Fargo Bank
The Judge has yet to be assigned in this case in WDTX. Benny has legal representation but once again PACER shows party...
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498Debt 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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847CFPBMark Cronenwett Rushes into SDTX With A Premature Motion to Dismiss 48 Hrs After Removal
See Mendoza v. Rushmore Loan Management Services, LLC before Federal District Judge Ricardo H Hinojosa, U.S. District Court in McAllen, Texas.
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701Debt CollectorVoluntary Dismissal of Foreclosure by the Wolves for Wilmington FSB After Home Sale
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, as Trustee of Stanwich Mortgage Loan Trust F v. Bosquez Cruz, San Antonio, Texas Foreclosure
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648AccelerationTexas Grim Reapers and Foreclosure Wolves for US Bank Ain’t Skippin’ Past this Sheila
In 2006, Decedent passed away. No probate was ever opened. 16 years later the lender wants to foreclose on a scantly described...
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1.6KDebt CollectorMary Gooden’s 2022 Foreclosure Case Removed to SDTX Tag Team of Judges Hanen and Sheldon
Lawyer Michael Hord of Hirsch Westheimer removes for the second time, after doing so in Gooden's prior 2019 foreclosure case in Harris...
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592Debt CollectorThe Painting Cadenas’ Have Brushed Up Against the Wolves of Texas Foreclosure
Initial Conference set for 7/1/2022 at 02:00 PM by video before Chief Judge Lee H Rosenthal, S.D. Tex., Houston Division.
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792BankersA Serious Dunning for Kristi Dunn as the Wolves of Texas Complain to That Houston Federal Courthouse
Kristi Dunn is an obligor under the Note and may be served with process at 273 Broken Branch, Livingston, TX 77351.
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551Debt CollectorRemember MERS Were Incorrectly Foreclosing According to Judges In Texas after 2008?
Well, the Wolves are Back with a Complaint by MERS against homeowners in Corpus Christi for Paying of their Loan, caused by...
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829Debt CollectorDustin Johnson Removed by the Wolves for Freedom Mortgage, Before Judge Ellison, SDTX
There's no such thing as a free home or a freedom mortgage that allows you stay in your home until death in...
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727Debt CollectorEnsign Title and Escrow Inc. v. PHH Mortgage Corporation Agree to Remand Case
If the Court were to apply the “value of the consequences of the litigation” test, however, the $75,000 threshold would not be...
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1.2KDebt CollectorAll that Magic Has Left the Building for Texas Businessman Byron Barr, Who Now Faces Foreclosure
B B Barr was an investor in Las Vegas Magician Steve Wyrick who ended up in Bankruptcy owing $58M, incl. $7.5M to...
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883Debt CollectorDeath, Property and Texas – US Bank v. Sosa before Judge Alia Moses
The largest foreclosure mill in Texas is in Del Rio, claiming a Federal stake in the Sosa family estate, seeking to foreclose...
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883Debt CollectorUS Bank Pursue a Decedent’s Estate with an Original Mortgage Loan of $73k in Federal Court
Decedent Sharon Brock, deceased, executed a mortgage loan with a principal sum of $73,056.00 bearing interest at the rate of 4.000% p.a.
