All posts tagged "COVID-19"
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2.0KEditors ChoiceTexas Supreme Court Says Evict all the Private Renters During a Pandemic as the Wall Street Investors in REITs Need People Who Can Pay
More than 1.9 million people have filed unemployment claims with the state in the past two months but Texas says Evict the...
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2.8KGov. Greg AbbottTexas Gov. Greg Abbott in Republican PR Scam Breaks His Own Executive Orders
Up until Abbott’s announcement Thursday, Texans who didn’t obey the governor’s executive orders related to the virus could have faced up to...
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2.6KAccelerationSteve ‘Foreclosure King’ Mnuchin is Downed in Twittersphere by Axl Rose Colored Replies
The year is 2020. Amidst a global pandemic, Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose says the Secretary of the Treasury and producer of...
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2.6KAcceleration26 Attorney Generals Call for Seniors with Mortgage and Loans to Be Pandemic Protected. Texas Ain’t One of Them
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of Americans are now facing financial uncertainty; senior citizens have been among the hardest...
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2.2KCFPBRep. Katie Porter Introduces Bill to Crack Down on Unconfirmed Agency Officials
Congresswoman’s legislation comes as “acting” officials lead Department of Homeland Security and other agencies overseeing COVID-19 pandemic response.
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3.2KEditors ChoiceFederal Judge’s Claims of Empathy are Razed by COVID-19 Lawyer
Attorney hospitalized with the Covid-19 virus sought a short delay in court proceedings while he was recovering. Judge Guidry denied the unopposed...
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2.8KEditors ChoiceJudge Facing Eviction During Pandemic Sues His Insurer, AllState
Judge Faced With Eviction Sues: Allstate, told the Browns on March 19 that a notice to vacate had been submitted to their...
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3.5KEditors ChoiceCOVID-19: Another Ohio State Judge Barred from High-Risk In-Person Court Hearings
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Medina County Domestic Relations Court Judge Mary Kovack to stop holding all in-person hearings amid COVID-19.
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2.5KAccelerationOCWEN Facing it’s Own Eviction Case Seeks Accounting Puffery to Help Survive Being Delisted
Nothing good will come of the of $3 billion dollar admonished nonbank OCWEN's current financial dilemma. They currently face eviction from the...
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3.3KAccelerationS.D. Tex. Magistrate Judge Wanted Elderly Citizens in their Court to Defy Stay-At-Home Orders to Post Court Motions and Filings
Stay-at-home Covid-19 compliance is questioned by a Houston Magistrate Judge. He is asking if 2 elderly pro se filers posted the motions...
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1.7KEditors ChoiceJust Don’t Google It …At Least While Alone Says Order of Temporary Jail Release for Michael Avenatti
While on release in the Venice home of Jay Manheimer, his custodian, Avenatti will be able to review printouts of legal documents to...
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2.5KAppellate CircuitThe Fifth Circuit’s Judge Jennifer Elrod Discusses Pandemics, Cruises and Remote Courtship
Judge Jennifer Elrod; Even though our physical courthouse is not open, it has been very important to make sure all litigants have...
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1.9KAccelerationOCWEN Press Release On COVID-19 As They Prepare to Attack Homeowners In Distress
OCWEN believes the disruption created by the measures being taken to drive social distancing may give rise to industry-wide elevated delinquency levels.
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3.2KCFPBThe CFPB is Cashing Out at the Expense of Consumers in Texas and 6 Other States
Unlike small-fry independent lenders, Cottonwood isn’t beholden to anyone. The firm bills itself as “one of the largest privately held” retail lenders...
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2.6KEditors ChoiceJudge David Hittner’s Ruling for Treble Damages Puts Business in Jeopardy
Quanta Storage alleges, three days after the deadline, it is unable to secure the reduced bond due to restrictions on nonessential business...
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2.4KFederal LawLIT’s Accurate Foreclosure Prediction Starts Already, the 90 Day Mortgage Relief is No Relief At All for Homeowners
The Banks and non-banks are preparing for the next financial crisis - and this time they are well prepared - a learning...
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1.5KGov. Greg AbbottIn Houston, Texas, Harris County Clerk Suddenly Resigns after Short Tenure
Trautman took office January 1, 2019. She made expanding access to the voting process the major focus of her tenure, initiating county-wide...
