All posts tagged "dbntco.com"
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188BankersIt’s Bags to Riches Doug Aguilar Representing the Estate of Willie Brown to Stop Foreclosure
Doug Aguilar was the broker for the Estate using the moniker Property Solutions of Texas c/o a known virtual office Woodlands address.
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72BankersJoe Izen: Deutsche Bank Lawyer Michael Hord’s Time-Barred Attempts At Foreclosure Must Fail
Deutsche Bank has neither an automatic stay or injunction which prevented Deutsche Bank from timely filing its claims and causes of action.
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67BankersJudge Rosenthal: Pro Se Sanctioned Texas Attorney’s Decade-Long Clouded Title Foreclosure Remanded
When a court of competent jurisdiction assumes jurisdiction over an action in rem, no other court may exercise concurrent jurisdiction.
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58AccelerationHere’s A Perfect Example of Premeditated Home Theft by Deutsche Bank and Their Texas Legal Bandits
We performed a detailed history of this case on our micro-blog at DBNTCO.COM. This is malicious theft on a time-barred debt.
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52BankersBob’s Been Bounced By McGlinchey on Behalf of That Nazi-Funding German Bank to Federal Court
The Bob's home since 2006 is now owned by IXIS REAL ESTATE CAPITAL TRUST 1661 WORTHINGTON RD STE 100 WEST PALM BEACH...
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70BankersThe First Circuit Court of Appeals: Deutsche Bank Explicitly Slept On Its Rights
The First Circuit supports the Texas Supreme Court decision in PNC v Howard (2023), and Fifth Circuit Judge Oldham in Bryant v...
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272BankersTexas Appellate Justice Ken Molberg: Statute of Limitations Suspended During Litigation and Appeal
That differs when you are in Federal Court on Appeal. It didn't stop PHH and Mark Cronenwett from filing for nonjudicial foreclosure.
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256BankersJustice in the Wild West: One Fearless Widow’s Battle for Truth and Honor in the Federal Courthouse
The Texas Struggle: Defying Northern Banking Giants and Their Bounty Hunting Lawyers to Protect Her Home from Rustlers and Thieves
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269BankersIncluding the How: Addressing the Missing Piece in Quoting Fraud with Specificity
In Plaintiff’s prior response, under section F. Burke Fails to Assert a Claim for Fraud, the How element was inadvertently omitted.
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373BankersFederal Bankruptcy Judge Lopez: I Don’t Read Words Into Statutes. I Read What They Say and I Follow It
Texas Supreme Court Justice Blacklock: Why should the court give the lender rights it didn’t bargain for to get paid?
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1.1KBankersA Wild West Blunder: PHH’s Hired Bounty Hunters at Hopkins Law Deliver a Cockamamie Response
Gunsmoke and Legal Misfires: PHH’s Reply Misses the Mark. Hopkins Law’s Cockamamie Response Turns Legal Logic into High Noon Nonsense.
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1.1KBankersTexas Law Professors on Bankruptcy and Civil Rights Won’t Confront Premeditated Judicial Misconduct
Three lauded Texas University law schools employ these academics. Despite their resumes centered on civil rights, they refuse to defend them.
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277BankersSecond Quick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order
Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.
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179BankersTRO Cash Bond Amounts in Harris County District Court: A New Era Begins
LIT's Continuous Monitoring Uncovers the Fall of the TRO $100 Cash Bond Which Will No Longer be Universally Adopted.
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189BankersBernard Bonner’s Legal Battle: From Harris County Foreclosure to Federal Court
Bonner Files for Quiet Title After Harris County Snap Removal.
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512BankersWidow Ursula Riston’s First Lawsuit against Deutsche Bank is Snap Removed to Federal Court by McGlinchey
Riston is represented by foreclosure defense counsel in this matter and not one of the usual suspects, who secured a TRO in...
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174BankersQuick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order
Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.
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1.1KBankersFederal Court Bailouts: The Troubling Connection Between PHH Mortgage Corp. and Judicial Corruption
The Southern District of Texas Houston Division's Federal Court Scandals mount as this case presents a further example of Judicial Activism.
