202227795A
TRAFIGURA TRADING LLC vs. AMEGY BANK TEXAS N A.
JUN 9, 2022 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: JUN 9, 2022
Agreed Motion for Take-Nothing Judgment Judgment (Nov. 17)
That’s not true. The greedy unbonded law firm and lawyer emptied the $2.4k funds that were in the account, draining it completely.
And here we go with the unlawful “restricted” orders and docs again.
Judge Collier takes a different approach to Ochlocracy. If you consider a “referee fee” -say one percent of $3.6M. She doesn’t issue an Order granting the Writ, rather she asks Willie for a civil process request, and quietly issues it. This would be returned as per the docket on 7/7.
Jul 14; Notice of Intent to Violate Texas Law – Notice of intent to Issue Subpoena Duces Tecum on Non-Part Quinwood Coal Sales LLC
No further movement.
Return of Service – AMEGY BANK TEXAS N A
Civil Process Request for Issuance of Service Form – Writ
(PDF won’t load, surprise, surprise.)
UPDATE: JUN 23, 2022
No movement at all since the Petition was filed on June 9, 2022.
Texas Attorney Willie Wood has an Extensive and Impressive 14 Page Resume
He’s bilingual, eligible to practice from district to appellate to US Supreme Court, but his law firm cannot follow texas debt collection laws and register with the Secretary of State.
Quinwood Corp Chart
$3,600,000 Judgment pursued by Willie Wood of Pillsbury Law. Section 392.101 of the Texas Finance Code prohibits a third-party debt collector or credit bureau from engaging in debt collection in Texas unless the third-party debt collector or credit bureau has obtained a surety bond and filed a copy of the bond with the Office of the Secretary of State. Pillsbury Law has not complied with the Secretary of State.
OCC Real Estate Investments LLC Sued PT-Patriot Title For Breach of Lease then Changed its Mind
OCC’s lawsuit was filed by debt collector Bob Kruckemeyer of 244 Malone St, and OCC returns results that he is a member of OCC.
A Legal Cowboy and the Stallones in Harris County District Court Complainin’ About a Chain Saw Operator
Debt Collectin’ lawyer Robert Kruckemeyer files suit on behalf of Jeff and Pam Stallones complaining about the felling of pine and oak trees.
The Stallones and Greystone Custom Builders Cross-Sue Each Other in Travis County
US Gov. Wingman and Cowboy Robert Kruckemeyer is counsel in both cases for the Stallones and Stallones Holdings Inc.
