All posts tagged "judge charles eskridge"
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11Appellate JudgesTexas Rustlers: Corralling Calculated Legal Bandits and Villainous Practices by Courtroom Outlaws
Behind Closed Doors: The Coordinated Efforts of Legal Bandits and Complicit Courts to Deprive Homeowners of Their Rights and Property.
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979BankersA 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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255Deed of TrustDHI Holdings Could Be Very Spartan, as the Company Faces Increased Scrutiny
LIT's investigation reveals that Brandon Dutch Mendenhall and DHI Holdings LP are facing mounting financial obstacles.
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275Deed of TrustThe Interplay Between DHI to RAD Diversified REIT Inc. Raises Liquidity Concerns
LIT Investigates RAD Diversified REIT Inc., aka Brandon Dutch Mendenhall and Amy Vaughn's businesses which appear to be in financial stress.
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1.0KBankersTexas 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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117BankersBernard 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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966BankersFederal 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.
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124AccelerationMaliciously Contrived Federal Court Decision Paves Way for Continued Homestead Theft in Texas
US District and Fifth Circuit Judges Defy Centuries of Texas Law in Conspiratorial Opinions Targeting Homeowners and Illegal Home Seizures.
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954BankersDrive-By Hit and Run: Judge Ewing Werlein Jr Defies Courts’ Own Precedent to Absurdly Invent Jurisdiction
The Southern District of Texas Houston Division's Federal Court Scandals mount as this case presents a further example of Judicial Activism from...
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151Appellate CircuitJudges’ Eskridge and Bryan Reject Pre-Filing Injunction and to Declare Litigants Vexatious
Seven years of litigation by the tenants against their landlords in both state and federal court ends in dismissal with prejudice.
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178Debt CollectorFrom Wheels to Walls: Veronica McKelvin Smith’s Navigating the Chasm Between Hope and Despair
Struggling with Repossession and Foreclosure: Veronica McKelvin Smith Faces Eviction After Legal Battles in State and Federal Courthouses
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166Bounty HuntersThe Persistent Pro Se Julius North
In forma pauperis (IFP) abuse goes unchecked in Harris County District Court as North files 8 lawsuits in one day, all granted.
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156BankersThe Wankers Retain Jeff Jackson and US Bank Evict BDF in Favor of Bradley in Federal Court
MOTION to Substitute Attorney Joshua A. Lesser of Bradley in place of Shawnika L. Brooks and Robert D. Forster of BDF Law...
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116BankersCandace Brooks Hires The Pope and The Lord Removes Her to a Higher Pulpit
It's all BBQ and Brisket. Maybe Candace Brooks can get refinanced by former bankruptcy Chief Judge David R. Jones and his own...
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99BankersDead or Alive Your Home is Wanted: PHH Onity and the Wolves take on 71 Year Old Bernice Atkins
Hilbert Arvie was a borrower under a loan agreement who died on or about April 11, 2022. Bernice Atkins is a borrower...
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990BankersBandit Erick DelaRue’s Representation of Alberta Shaw or Agent Continues Regarding Another Home
Yuquian Lu buys the property as a rental home while in litigation, closing the deal in February 2024, case dismissed at the...
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377AkermanOperation Cleanup: The Legal Bandits n’ Outlaws Circle the Wagons Around Pro Se Charles Mosely
LawsInTexas.com is the only legal investigative blog willing to detail the actual schemes in place in Texas Courts to steal citizens homes.
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250Appellate CircuitFifth Circuit Vacates The Fonz’s Sanctions for Procedural Failures by Judge Charles Eskridge
Rule 11’s safe harbor provisions require a party seeking sanctions to serve the motion on opposing party and then wait 21 days...
