All posts tagged "foreclosure"
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8bankersNo Attorney Fees Requested in N.D. Tex Foreclosure Case Trieger v Ocwen Loan Servicing
The court will consider postjudgment U.S. Bank’s request for attorney’s fees pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 54(d)(2).
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827Deed of TrustAnother Fiddle at the Fifth Favors Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.
Judge Randy Crane accepted Deutsche Bank’s secondary theory—that Ms. Castrellon’s separate suit tolled the statute of limitations.
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62Appellate JudgesPHH Mortgage Sued BDF Law Group for the Multi-Million Judgment in Favor of Homeowner Linza
The court’s rulings on the motions filed by the Goodwin Law firm are an indictment of the Barrett firm’s complete failure to...
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175ForeclosuresA 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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60Appellate JudgesJury Awards Homeowner $15.7 Million Punitive Judgment against PHH Mortgage. That Would Be Reduced to Zero by Judges.
When Linza threatened legal action, PHH responded it was a multi-billion dollar company with deep pockets and a “bus load” of attorneys...
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48AccelerationMagistrate Judge Edison Cited a Foreclosure Case Where Attorney Fees Were Denied by a Judicial Colleague
Judge Edison omits quotation for a reason, Atlas denies atty fees : Rodriguez v. Quicken Loans, Inc., (S.D. Tex. 2017) (quotation omitted).
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101AccelerationFederal Judicial Tag-Team Judge Andrew Edison and Judge George Hanks Go Rogue on Logue
Mortgage Servicer is entitled to recover the sum of $21,869.84 in attorney's fees and expenses and accordance with the Deed of Trust.
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49bankersChief Judge Lee Rosenthal Remands Foreclosure to Texas State Court at Motion to Dismiss Stage
Chief Judge Rosenthal remands the Doyles case back to state court after clearly targeting RESPA, the only federal question preventing remand.
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45Appellate JudgesThe Rub of the Green Goes Windsor’s Way in this Foreclosure Appeal
Judges Hayne, Ho and Willett side with US Bank and Freedom Mortgage in this Texas foreclosure case removed to federal court.
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75Appellate JudgesThe Art of The Lie, by First Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch
FHFA is not acting as the gov't when it foreclosed on the plaintiffs’ mortgages and was not subject to their Fifth Amendment...
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84Appellate CircuitRelying Upon the Deed of Trust, You Don’t Get Attorney Fees As A Judgment Award in Foreclosure Litigation
To the contrary, the deed of trust provides attorney fees become additional debt secured by the deed of trust.
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62Federal LawThe Case For Attorney Fees: Bad Faith by Bank of America and Ocwen in Wrongful Foreclosure
Circuit courts may include attorney fees as part of an equitable remedy “in exceptional cases and for dominating reasons of justice.” Sprague,...
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119Appellate JudgesForeclosure Mill BDF Law Group Celebrate the Corrupt Texas Supreme Court Decisions in 2020 and 2021
In an enormous victory for lenders and servicers, on January 29, 2021, the Texas Supreme Court confirmed it is completely a corrupt...
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170ForeclosuresIt’s All In the Written Word for Judge David Evans Review
The court having considered the requests has decided that all items should be set for written submission. If after written submission the...
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104Fake DocumentsAlbert v PHH Mortgage Corp., Judge Hoyt Presiding
Albert alleges the documents which evidence his home equity loan all contain forged signatures and that somebody stole his identity to obtain...
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100Appellate CircuitNationwide, Realtor Associations Are Officially Debt Collectors Who Want to Evict Tenants for Non-Payment of Rent.
Alabama and Georgia Associations of Realtors sued the govt over right to evict tenants and the national association is picking up the...
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78Debt CollectorSave the Date: Henderson v. Hughes – and Ocwen – in Judge Lynn Hughes Chambers (for a change).
It is criminal that Judge Lynn Hughes is still sitting on the Federal Bench in 2021. Here's another foreclosure case he's handling...
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157ForeclosuresHold ’em Cattle, It’s Not a Final Judgment Y’all, Sayeth Harriet Nicholson
On April 19, 2021, the Second Court of Appeals signed an "Abatement Order" requesting the trial court to clarify whether it intended its...
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