All posts tagged "judge hittner"
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160BankersJustice 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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155BankersIncluding 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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173BankersFederal 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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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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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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65BDF HopkinsNorton has an Anti-Virus Challenger insofar as Terminating It’s Own Biggest Threat in Federal Court
Newrez LLC terminate their own counsel Shelley Hopkins of BDF Hopkins as soon as she snap removes to federal court in Houston,...
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229BankersSecond 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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136BankersQuick-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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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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113BankersHouston Federal Court’s Judicial Order Cloaks the Written Truth and Assaults Ailing Elder Widow
A true and accurate copy of the legal filings presented by Plaintiff has not been uploaded to the docket prior to release...
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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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1.0KBankersLegal Elder Abuse: Judicial Warfare, Hostility and Ham-Fisted Bullying in Bad Faith
The “Jones Romance Scandal” exemplifies a broader issue in the courthouse, revealing attempts to maintain invented jurisdiction in this case.
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190BankersDeath and Small Mortgages: Deutsche Bank Nonsuit Their Federal Court Complaint Temporarily
Deutsche Bank is filing small debt claims in Federal Court which relate to Constitutionally protected Texas laws, an abusive tactic.
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589Bounty HuntersThe Bandit Lawyer Called Jimmy Minerve: LIT’s Checkin’ in on Lewis and the News
The Estate case relates to one property. We've checked out 3, two for Georgia Lewis and one for family members.
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847Fake DocumentsUS District Judge David Hittner, S.D. Texas, Houston Division
US District Judge David Hittner, S.D. Texas, Houston Division
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564Federal JudgesIt’s Vultures versus Vultures in this Thruple Loan Repayment Dispute
This is an interesting case as all the parties on both sides of the court will know each other. Hard Money v...
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814BDF HopkinsBDF Hopkins Response Deemed Legally Incompetent by Burke in Reply in Support of Rule 59(e) Motion
If the law and Const. is applied correctly by an impartial judiciary who follow the rule of law it should have no...
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864BDF HopkinsThe Bounty Hunters, BDF Hopkins Response to Rule 59(e) Motion Re Burke
Burke v PHH Ocwen, Hopkins Law, PLLC, Mark Hopkins and Shelley Hopkins before Bent Judge Al Bennett, SDTX, Houston.
