All posts tagged "abandonment"
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439BankersConstitutional Crisis: Inconsistent Legal Standards in Houston Courts Threaten Homeowners’ Property
LIT's Ongoing Investigations Shine a Light on Judicial Activism and Injustice in Houston Federal Court Against Targeted Pro Se Litigants
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700AccelerationThe Greatest Theft of Housing Is Executed by the Judicial Branch Acting Maliciously and Corruptly
This hard won Equitable Subrogation case is another Twist on Real Estate Loans and Lien Laws and which the Courts tried to...
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900AccelerationTexas Supreme Court Affirms Time-Barred Foreclosure Decision in Landmark Bank Loss
Bandit Appellate Lawyer Mark Hopkins was relegated to second chair at Supreme Court oral argument as his case crumbled before the court.
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1.2KAccelerationCriminal 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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932AccelerationCrossed by the Patronizing and Manipulative Fifth Circuit
LIT has reviewed all wordsmithed opinions from the Fifth Circuit's foreclosure docket since the Greatest Theft of Housing in American History.
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847AccelerationTime Doesn’t Matter: The Matter of Avoidance Tolling and Abandoning Acceleration in Texas
Sale of real property that creates a real property lien must be made not later than four years after the day the...
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1.3KBankruptcyDeutsche Bank’s Decade Long Pursuit for a Dilapidated Property Worth Less Than $125k
The historical purpose of exemption laws has been to protect a debtor from creditors, to provide her with the basic necessities of...
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1.5KDonald TrumpThe Don is Dishing Out the Pardons and Commuted Sentences and Bernie Madoff Wants In on the Trades
During his presidency, Trump has granted 10 pardons and commuted four sentences. Bernie Madoff, the Ponzi scheme leader who swindled investors out...
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1.3KAccelerationThe Fifth Circuit issues a Foggy Opinion to Support Foreclosure
It is neither clear nor obvious that these objections prevented the Lenders from unilaterally abandoning the acceleration under Texas law. The judgment...
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1.6KAccelerationTexas Appeal Court (Dallas) says Acceleration was not Abandoned by Lender
Texas Appeal Court (Dallas) in Pitts v The Bank of New York Mellon: We conclude a genuine issue of material fact exists...
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2.1KFifth CircuitEquitable Tolling and Abandonment Doctrines Affirm Bank Foreclosure
Here, the district court properly applied the doctrines of equitable tolling and abandonment and correctly concluded that the limitations period had not...
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2.0KFifth CircuitCertification to the Supreme Court of Texas, Heck No, Says Fifth
In the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision, Sexton v Deutsche Bank they reiterate their belligerent stance in this and other cases that Erie...
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2.1KFifth CircuitTo Add Property Taxes to a Loan Secured by a Deed of Trust is Prohibited, but We’ll Ignore It here
Texas law prohibited Wells Fargo from making the tax payment on unsecured property and then charging it to the loan secured by...
