In this removed foreclosure, the Initial Conference set for 6/3/2022 at 9:30 AM in Courtroom 8C before Judge Alfred H Bennett, SDTX,...
There's a lot under the hood in this IFP, pro se civil action. We've touched the surface, but we know there's a...
A 3-Panel consisting of familiar Judges Charles Wilson, Kevin Newsom and R Lanier Anderson defies logic and the law in this perverted...
Where-ever Texas Creditor Rights Crystal Gibson goes, her former boss at BDF, Shelley Hopkins is bound to be there too.
Normally foreclosure mills are adding associates to complaints to earn more fees. Not in this case, there's only the lone wolf, Cronenwett.
Darby Borough removed all tenants by police to help defendant stopping rental income so that plaintiff will not be able to pay...
The Court RECOMMENDS that Defendant Judge Hittner’s Motion to Dismiss be GRANTED and the case against him be DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.
The Fifth Circuit panel of Judges Graves, Haynes and Stewart bemoaned foreclosure appeals, yet it's lawyers who are removing from State court,
Pro se Rachel Luna claims she purchased the Property at Roandale Dr, Houston, TX from two individuals, Austin and Uaychai Foster.
A sealed case filed by a pro se, known as Party X v. Party Y in S.D. Texas lands on Judge Alfred...
The former magistrate judge knows the rules, but he decided to break the law and phone lawyers to remind them to file...
A recent Fifth Circuit Panel comprising judges Stewart, Haynes and Graves moaned about foreclosure cases in federal courts. Here's why.
Justice Frankfurter believed that no better instrument has been devised for arriving at truth than the notice and hearing requirement.
The Wilders’ irresponsible and inflammatory accusation is a contemptuous insult to the federal district court, Judge Ada Brown, N.D. Texas.
Defendant, Judge David Hittner, is assigned an AUSA from the Department of Justice to represent him in this case.
The significant and distressing difference is the Burkes battle is not just with the opposing parties, but with the judicial machinery itself.
If the debtor in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy moves to dismiss his case, "the court shall dismiss" it. 11 U.S.C. § 1307(b)
Because Grant's pro se request for electronic filing has not been granted, she's given up. Federal courts continue to abuse their powers.