Soliz v. PHH Mortgage Corporation
(4:22-cv-03888)
District Court, S.D. Texas, Judge Lynn Hughes
NOV 7, 2022 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: NOV 11, 2022
Jun 22, SEP 6, OCT 5 24, 2023
New Judge, Ancient Ochlocracy Applies to New Access to Justice and Accountability Rules Made by Outlaws in Texas Federal Courts
Can't Locate the Docket Since Appearance (Jul. 19, 2023)
Erick Delarue files to withdraw, Judge Drew Tipton orders both foreclosure defense lawyer Delarue and plaintiff Soliz attendance in person at hearing (Oct 23). No hearing notes on pacer, followed by a joint notice for continuance on Oct. 26.
Motion Hearing
Notice of Setting/Resetting (FORM, noticing) – Civil
Withdraw as Attorney
NOTICE of Appearance by Matthew K Hansen of Locke Lord on behalf of Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC, PHH Mortgage Corporation, filed.
(Hansen, Matthew) (Entered: 07/19/2023)
Judge Hughes steps into Snr status and Tipton takes over his caseload (100%, which is unusual to say the least).
Discovery ORDER. By 9/1/2023, discovery must be completed. By 9/29/2023, the parties may move dispositively. By 10/12/2023, the parties must jointly report as ordered. Internal review set for 10/16/2023. (Signed by Judge Lynn N Hughes) Parties notified. (ghassan, 4) (Entered: 12/28/2022)
Judge Hughes Recently Had Bandit DeLaRogue In His Chambers...
202266023
SOLIZ, DAVID vs. J AND B HICKS INC. ET AL
(Court 080, JUDGE JERALYNN MANOR)
OCT 7, 2022 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: OCT 10, 2022
Court of Appeals Fee Due
Motion to compel Soliz to answer discovery etc set for hearing on March 6, 2023, in person.
Nov 3: Defendants’ Original Answer (no removal filed on the state court docket as at Nov. 11)
Waitin’ for service to be completed n’ returned.
Rogue Lawyer Erick DeLaRue is Representing Thief and Convicted Felon David Soliz in Two Conflicting Court Cases and now there’s the $200k theft intervention and Soliz has filed a pro se lawsuit. Is DeLaRogue still on the case? If so, he’s not filin’ https://t.co/noRdA1utoe
— lawsinusa (@lawsinusa) October 14, 2022
202258560
SOLIZ, DAVID vs. PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION
SEP 14, 2022 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: SEP 15, 2022
Rogue lawyer Erick Delarue knew that David Soliz stole $200k from two rent to buy victims he signed a sales contract with on this residential property. DeLaRue knew Soliz has a delinquent mortgage on the property and clearly knew PHH Ocwen were foreclosing, as he is the lawyer in the case below, defending Soliz in an lawsuit commenced by the scammed tenants/buyers and their counsel.
Is PHH aware of this?
Did Soliz disclose on the original loan this was a rental home and again in the loan modification applications?
Both the Fort Bend main residence and the Harris County residential property were purchased/inherited in 2005.
Has Soliz disclosed his criminal convictions on any loan modification or loan applications since the purchase of these homes?
Defendant’s Notice to State Court of Removal – see above.
Service completed and returned for PHH and Ocwen (Oct 28).
No movement on docket since intervention.
There’s no update, remember, the case is before Judge Ursula Hall.…
The Soliz Residence; 16 Fosters Ct Sugar Land TX 77479
202235692
GONZALEZ, MARIO vs. SOLIZ, DAVID S
(Court 011, JUDGE KRISTEN HAWKINS)
JUN 14, 2022 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: SEP 15, 2022
Mario Gonzalez and Teresa Uyoa signed a sales contract to purchase the property at 530 W Bertrand St Houston TX 77037 for $238K. They gave Soliz $196K down-payment and have paid more than $200k before realizing the home is in foreclosure and Soliz scammed them out of their ‘life savings’.
DeLaRue is representing Soliz in the defense of this case.
The case should have been DWOP’d – no movement in nearly a year.
No movement since docket control order on Nov. 16
No movement since docket control order on Nov. 16
There’s no movement on the docket, maybe they’re all mediatin’…off the record.
The Soliz Rent to Buy Property (in foreclosure) ; 530 W Bertrand St Houston TX 77037
David Salinas Soliz and Leticia Soliz
(18-32725)
United States Bankruptcy Court, S.D. Texas, Judge Jeffrey Norman
MAY 25, 2018 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: SEP 15, 2022
Soliz v. State
No. 01-20-00192-CR
(Tex. App. Aug. 17, 2021)
AUG 17, 2021 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: SEP 15, 2022
After appellant, David S. Soliz, without agreed punishment recommendations from the State, pleaded guilty to the felony offenses of insurance fraud and forgery of a commercial instrument, the trial court assessed appellant’s punishment at confinement for two years for each offense, suspended the sentences, placed appellant on community supervision for five years for each offense, and ordered that appellant pay $2,200 in restitution related to the insurance fraud offense.
In three issues, appellant contends that the trial court erred in denying his motion to withdraw his guilty pleas, his trial counsel provided him with ineffective assistance of counsel, and the record does not support the trial court’s restitution order.
We modify the portion of trial court’s judgment in trial court cause number 1560682, titled, “Terms of Plea Bargain,” to delete “2 YEARS STJ PROBATED 5 YEARS AND RESTITUTION FEE,” and we modify the portion of the trial court’s judgment in trial court cause number 1560683 titled, “Terms of Plea Bargain,” to delete 2 YEARS STJ PROBATED FOR 5 YEARS.” See TEX. R. APP. P.
We affirm the judgments of the trial court as modified.
201562923
SUNTRUST BANK vs. SOLIZ, DAVID S
OCT 21, 2015 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: SEP 15, 2022
This is how David S. Soliz mind works, like a fraudster and criminal that he is.
Soliz v. State,
No. 14-99-01095-CR
(Tex. App. Oct. 28, 2003)
OCT 28, 2003 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: SEP 15, 2022
David Salinas Soliz found guilty of PERJURY. $500 fine and one year suspended jail sentence.
Alicia with Invicta: Still On a Stop Eviction Mission Concerning HAR Realtor John Schlacter
The federal case was dismissed on May 8 by Judge Hoyt, with prejudice. It’s been refiled on Nov. 6 under PERSONAL INJ (NON-AUTO) category.
Rogue Lawyer Erick DeLaRue: HOA Foreclosure Defense Case with No TRO Before Judge Lauren Reeder
It looks like Harris County District Court Judge Lauren Reeder may be filtering foreclosure defense cases. This is a new development.
October 2023: Erick DeLaRue Foreclosure Defense Cases With No TRO Hearings
It looks like Harris County District Court Judges may be filtering foreclosure defense cases. This is a new development we are watching.
