All posts tagged "creditor rights lawyer"
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189Appellate JudgesJudicial Settlement: Bandit and Turncoat Robert C. Vilt Switches Cowboy Hat to Eviction Counsel
It is clear and obvious the judicial branch has had words of reassurance for their friend, as he switches to foreclosure eviction...
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538Deed of TrustAjaye Jackson Contests his Homestead Foreclosure Auction and Clouded Title, With a Story
A quick review shows Jackson was President of now defunct Sivco, Inc. Apparently, there was a personal guarantee of $1.6M for loans...
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881Debt CollectorLandlord 901 Post Oak Inc’s Legal Counsel in this Tenant Lawsuit is Ken Keeling, Principal of 901
Despite claiming to help people stop foreclosure, stop bill collectors and stay in your home, Keeling Law's a Creditor Rights Landlord.
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1.2KBDF HopkinsWho is Turncoat Lawyer Jason LeBoeuf, Former BDF Hopkins Employee, Now ‘Of Counsel’ Vilt Associate
LIT wishes to provide homeowners some valuable information about foreclosure defense lawyer Jason Andrew LeBoeuf.
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1.2KDebt CollectorCreditor Rights Lawyer Chase Berger from Florida Takes By Your Leave Without Court Approval
Chase Berger removed a Texas state case and 3 days later files a Motion to Dismiss. But, there's no Pro Hac Vice,...
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1.8KForeclosuresHarriet Nicholson Request to Take Judicial Notice of CFPB v Nationstar Mortgage dba Mr. Cooper
Harriet Nicholson v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC; Nicholson's complaint allegations mirrored the case CFPB pursued against Nationstar.
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1.7KForeclosuresA Motion Requesting the Judge Setting Aside An Order is Meritorious
Motion to Set Aside Judge Evans Order, ordering no further pleadings or motions. Court has plenary power and due process dictates otherwise.
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2.5KAccelerationThe Texas Foreclosure Manual
Texas Foreclosure Manual, Includes 2019 Supplement. This essential resource, written for the general practitioner and real estate expert in mind, provides over...
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4.2KEditors ChoiceSurplus Funds Foreclosure Scam by Two Florida Attorneys and Two Felons
Two Florida attorneys were arrested this week for their involvement in a nearly $750K fraud scheme - a foreclosure surplus checks scam.
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2.2K1AccelerationThe Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit Applied Common Sense by Using Simple Math in this Opinion; But this Yale Law Professor’s Article is Written Like a Creditor Rights Attorney
Seriously, this guy is teaching our next legal generation(s). Stephen L. Carter of Yale. Well, he does tell the law students They...
