Ocwens' Consent Judgment had two sets of obligations: complying with federal and state law, and complying with the fencing-in provisions.
Even under a traditional res judicata approach, Marra appropriately considered the terms of the Consent Judgment. CFPB’s claims are barred.
Judge Marra's analysis of the res judicata effect of the Consent Judgment using traditional principles shows that method is inappropriate.
Harriet Nicholson v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC; Nicholson's complaint allegations mirrored the case CFPB pursued against Nationstar.
Chief Judge Bill Pryor along with Judges Bert Jordan and Britt Grant stiff the homeowner on appeal claiming he waived his arguments.
At the time of this article in 2021 the house is worth appx. $500k. The monetary 'sanctions' applied equal around a third...
The oath that I just took — it is very weighty and I do not take the words I just swore to...
U.S. Bank, N.A. are ordered to submit a new proposed order of foreclosure of Bates property with briefing within 30 days for...
Foreclosure mill lawyers Mackie Wolf excuse conferring with the pro se litigants as 'not necessary'. That is contrary to the confer rule.
Pandemic-related Mortgage Forebearance Request by Meher Wanker ends this foreclosure dispute with JPMorgan and Bayview (servicer) for now.
Foreclosure Fee Scheme 2021: That said, there does not appear to be an affidavit in support of Attorney Fees from the Lawyers...
Shelley Luan Hopkins adds herself to Judge Al Bennett's foreclosure case and then submits her summary judgment with attorney fees request.
Now we've got S.D. Tex. entering judgments of foreclosure for Mackie Wolf with attorney fees. Clearly, Ochlocracy is on steroids in 2021.
A Federal Lawsuit for Declaratory Judgment to decide if the Texas 2COA had jurisdiction to review non-appealable interlocutory orders.
I do not agree that the Reinagels’ forgery argument is a red herring. - Judge James Graves Jr., Fifth Circuit, Reinagel v...
The court will consider postjudgment U.S. Bank’s request for attorney’s fees pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 54(d)(2).
Judge Randy Crane accepted Deutsche Bank’s secondary theory—that Ms. Castrellon’s separate suit tolled the statute of limitations.
The court’s rulings on the motions filed by the Goodwin Law firm are an indictment of the Barrett firm’s complete failure to...