The Fifth Circuit panel of Judges Graves, Haynes and Stewart bemoaned foreclosure appeals, yet it's lawyers who are removing from State court,
Mark Cronenwett, the foreclosure mill lawyer from Mackie Wolf, who is on auto-dial from federal courts to file attorney fees, returns again.
Note: The Terror Mansion is not subject to foreclosure as it's protected by werewolves and a severed head display to scare away...
DMI received the payoff funds for the Second Loan and instructed MERS to record a release of the Deed of Trust for...
Foreclosure Mills and Mortgage Servicers Are Breaking the Law Controlling Every Part of the Foreclosure Sale including Trustees and Hubzu.com
I do not agree that the Reinagels’ forgery argument is a red herring. - Judge James Graves Jr., Fifth Circuit, Reinagel v...
This case clearly shows the pitfalls of hiring a lawyer who claims on his website to be a foreclosure defense lawyer. LIT...
Texas Second Court of Appeals has considered the record on appeal in this case and holds that there was error in the...
The appointment of substitute trustees is a matter between the loan servicer and L. Keller Mackie that has no effect on King’s...
Magistrate Judge Farrer Questions Mackie Wolf's Complaint and Rejects their Over-arching Default Judgment Demands on Behalf of Deutsche Bank.
Magistrate Judge Chestney's M&R recommends Attorney Fees (unchallenged) and District Judge Erza Rubber Stamps the Fee Award to Mackie Wolf.
It appears the homeowners' attorney, an IP attorney, did not contest the $20k in attorney fees by Mark Cronenwett of Mackie Wolf...
LIT compares foreclosure mill complaint filed in this foreclosure action against a recent filing in W.D. Tex. Atty fees wording is modified.
You have to ask the Question, Is this Judge On the Take? From our Research, this Judge rules for Attorney Fees on...
The Court clerk called the office of Plaintiff’s counsel asking counsel to file a Motion for Attorneys’ fees. Pursuant to this request,...
Judge Randy Crane accepted Deutsche Bank’s secondary theory—that Ms. Castrellon’s separate suit tolled the statute of limitations.
BOKF relies, principally, on a deed-of-trust provision purporting to allow it to "charge Casalicchio fees for services performed in connection with [his]...
Brantley Starr conflicts with Senior Judge Gray Miller in his reasoning for allowing attorney fees, citing § 38.001(8) which Miller rejected.