All posts tagged "RESPA"
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317BankruptcyPHH Mortgage’s Obstructionism Crushed by Judge Doris Pryor’s Ruling for Intervenors
Intervenor Plaintiffs seek to modify the protective order so that they can access materials produced by Ocwen in this case - granted.
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1.1KBankersLegal Anarchy Unfolds in Minnesota as Federal Judges Brush Aside Federal Rules or Laws Applicable to Them
In US District Judge Joan Ericksen's Order denying disqualification of Magistrate Judge David Schultz, there is no mention of 3M Shares.
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990BankersLegal Anarchy Unfolds in Minnesota as Replacement Judge’s PHH Mortgage Corp. Ties Spark Citizen Outrage
MN Appoints Judge Who Previously Represented PHH Mortgage. LIT reveals the Minnesota Judiciary's Scandalous Acts enabling Wall St Home Theft.
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594CFPBAnti-Consumer Watchdog CFPB Snags Kickback Scheme by Freedom Mortgage
2008-2023: Can CFPB release a report with precise count of victorious precedential opinions related to predatory lending made by homeowners?
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1.2KDebt CollectorFrancisco Sandra Lima or Sandra Lima Candia or Twin Peak Investments and Bandit Lawyer Minerve v NewRez
Another lawsuit filed by Minerve re solo owned RE company purported to be in the Frisco or Lubbock area, but investing in...
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1.3KDebt CollectorBen Jones (Deceased) or Mercedes Witt-Jones or Twin Peak Investments v Wilmington FSB
Another lawsuit filed by Minerve re solo owned RE company purported to be in the Frisco or Lubbock area, but investing in...
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587Debt CollectorMary J Smart or Alan Lillico or Leslie A Lillico or Twin Peak Investments v Wilmington FSB
Who is paying Texas lawyer James Minerve's fees for this baseless and frivolous filing to stop foreclosure in Harris County District Court?
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805BDF 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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853BDF 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.
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713Debt CollectorRieshjar Brown’s Gonna Be Preachin’ for Change to Judge Robert Pitman
Federal Question: Plaintiff has alleged violations of Regulation X of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).
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1.1KDebt CollectorRetired Military Veteran Wants Mr. Cooper aka Nationstar Mortgage Servicing To Stop Acting Unlawfully
At the time of the filing of this Complaint, consumers, nationally, have lodged over Six-Thousand (6,000) complaints with the watchdog CFPB.
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1.2KAppellate CircuitThere’s No Riddle, Just a Premeditated Guess Which Contradicts
This court makes a confident Erie guess that the Texas Supreme Court would have concluded that explicit substitution was not required.
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1.1KBill Of ReviewA Penny for Your Thoughts on RESPA Violations
Homeowner complains of PennyMac’s communications with him concerning loss mitigation and its provision of notices before the sale.
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1.2KBankersMarc Dann, Former Ohio AG, Pursues PHH Ocwen For Immorally Stressin’ Out Homeowners
The judgment in the Foreclosure remains active and the Crewses are in fear of the imminent scheduling of a foreclosure sale of...
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1.1KBankersTexas Federal Chief Judge Refuses to Label 18 Year Pro Se’s as Vexatious Litigants
This is the Pro Se's ninth lawsuit involving the foreclosure of the Property and third lawsuit against the Attorney Defendant Barrett Daffin.
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1.1KAccelerationTexas Federal Judiciary Collaborate with Unlicensed Debt Collectors to File Vexatious Litigant Motions to Clear Docket
Chief Judge Lee Rosenthal denied label of 'Vexatious Litigant' with at least 9 foreclosure filings spanning 18 years, including 6 since 2017.
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1.1KAppellate CircuitCFPB Respond to PHH Ocwen’s Claims
Ocwens' Consent Judgment had two sets of obligations: complying with federal and state law, and complying with the fencing-in provisions.
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993Appellate CircuitOcwen Respond to CFPB’s Arguments at the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Even under a traditional res judicata approach, Marra appropriately considered the terms of the Consent Judgment. CFPB’s claims are barred.
