All posts tagged "promissory note"
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1.9KAccelerationFacing Foreclosure: Admonished Texas Attorney Tom Willbern Rises Once More With Bandit as Counsel
Page 2-3 of the Complaint states that Tommy Willbern has always paid his mortgage on time and is an upstanding citizen and...
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959Debt CollectorTexas Lawyer Jarett LaRochelle is a Rogue Debt Collector Violating Texas Laws
Jarett LaRochelle is in the debt business and has held a Texas Bar license for nearly 2 decades. He is unlawfully filing...
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1.4KAccelerationThe Deleted Opinion: After the Before From the Dishonorable Fifth Circuit
Non prisoner Lamell obtains a partial reversal in his favor from a 3-panel which capitulated from their earlier opinion. LIT investigates why.
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1.9KLaws In TexasLyin’ BigLaw Firm BakerHostetler Intentionally Concealed Loan on Land was In Default at Time of Settlement Agreement
BakerHostetler intentionally concealed that a loan on land used to secure a $2.5 million settlement was in default.
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1.5KAccelerationTexas Attorney Thomas Austin Willbern III’s Foreclosure Affirmed by Fifth Circuit
Chase’s 2013 proposed repayment plan and its 2014 request for less than the full amount owed is an intent to abandon its...
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1.6KAccelerationWrongful Foreclosure: Deutsche Bank, Y’all Violated the Single Filing Rule
Illinois: The “single-refiling rule,” which prohibits actions that have been voluntarily dismissed from being refiled more than once.
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1.2KAppellate JudgesPat “No Free Houses” Higginbotham and the Evil Eleventh Circuit Panel Judges Spit Venom
At the time of this article in 2021 the house is worth appx. $500k. The monetary 'sanctions' applied equal around a third...
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2.7KAppellate CircuitFlorida State Appellate Court Dismisses Homeowners’ Request to Remove a Biased Judge
The trial court cannot insert its own views regarding the facts or the motivations of the parties but must review the motion...
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2.3KEditors ChoiceJailed; After Winning $6 Million Dollars for Mortgage Fraud against Her Bank
Mary McCulley; “By throwing me in jail for investigating my own fraud, when the FBI wouldn’t help me, and to punish me...
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2.2K1AccelerationThe Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit Applied Common Sense by Using Simple Math in this Opinion; But this Yale Law Professor’s Article is Written Like a Creditor Rights Attorney
Seriously, this guy is teaching our next legal generation(s). Stephen L. Carter of Yale. Well, he does tell the law students They...
