All posts tagged "snap removal"
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187Federal JudgesHouston 2425 Galleria Snap Remove Jetall’s Eviction Case to Bankruptcy Court Not District Court
The Debtor formerly owned the office building located at 2425 West Loop South, Houston, Debtor and Jetall are under control of Ali...
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163Bounty HuntersThe Appointed Auctioneer Has An Important and Independent Role in Texas NonJudicial Foreclosures
Defending Homeowners Rights Against Improper Federal Jurisdiction and Holding Substitute Trustees Accountable for Their Independent Role.
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289Appellate JudgesTexas Rustlers: Corralling Calculated Legal Bandits and Villainous Practices by Courtroom Outlaws
Behind Closed Doors: The Coordinated Efforts of Legal Bandits and Complicit Courts to Deprive Homeowners of Their Rights and Property.
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1.1KDebt CollectorEmplify LLC’s Chase Foreman Appears Pro Se in Foreclosure Proceedings for Investment Property
Previously Acting Pro Se for His LLC, Foreman Faces Legal Challenges Under Texas Law when trying to stop foreclosure of business property.
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214BankersDespicable Opposing Counsel’s Late Late Show Complainin’ About Legal Bandits Raises Skepticism
HWA seeks attorney fees as a sanction and rescission of TRO. However, they have been complicit in allowing the past abuses to...
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1.3KAppellate JudgesPreviously Convicted for Family Violence Pro Se Tim Schoenbauer Tries Kickin’ Butt Again
Plaintiff filed the complaint on Dec. 8 and 5 days later the Magistrate dismissed the complaint with prejudice, affirmed by Judge Ada...
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1.1KDebt CollectorWho is Chase Foreman of Emplify and Texas REI Unlimited LLC?
Coincidentally, Judge Kristen Hawkins receives this case and personally grants a pro se as an LLC a TRO which raises concerns per...
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452AccelerationNeither Side of the Table Are Behavin’ Properly in this Lengthy Foreclosure Battle
Luna's real estate lawyers have filed a motion to withdraw as they don't do federal defense of foreclosures but nearly all are...
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512Bounty HuntersMackie Wolf Remanded after Judges’ Reject Snap Removal by The Catholic Bandit Mark Cronenwett
Mackie Wolf knowingly filed a Foreclosure Sale Deed to intentionally mislead the public depriving Foster her constitutionally protected home.
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723BankersWoman Owned Rogue Foreclosure Mill Removes Bandit Lawyer’s Client to Friendly Fed. Judge Hanen
Rogue Lawyer Shelley Hopkins of Creditor Rights Law Firm BDF Law Group, aka Hopkins Law in Austin, removes Foreclosure Defense Lawyer's suit.
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938Debt CollectorWho’s the King of this Kingwood Kastle?
This is the second stop foreclosure action by Jamie Phelan of Kingwood, who claims to have sold home for $330k to Chase...
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1.0KBankersBrooks n’ BDF Crooks: Pro se Clarence Williams is in Distress but Snap Removed by JPMorgan Chase
Williams has owned the home since 1988. His wife has dementia, cancer and living in a nursing facility. JPM and BDF claim...
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839Appellate JudgesUnfair Gotcha: We’re Snap Removin’ You to Federal Court, And We Ain’t Waivin’ Service Despite the Rules
Sandoval v. City of San Francisco, 22-cv-02409-RS (N.D. Cal) Dismissing McEachern at this point would be an unreasonable and unfair gotcha.
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561Debt CollectorRonnie Wilson and Bandit Jimmy Minerve Snap Removed by the Debt Collectin’ Michael Hord
And the usual notary returns for the bandit, the vexatious litigant named Kevin Bierwirth from Austin, visitin' Houston again.
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676Federal 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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857BankersJay’s $1.7M Austin Property Has Been Walked Into Federal Court by Wells Fargo Bank
The Judge has yet to be assigned in this case in WDTX. Benny has legal representation but once again PACER shows party...
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1.3KDebt CollectorMy Bank Mortgage is In Foreclosure and I’m Up Against Rogue Foreclosure Mill BDF Hopkins
Russell Cox of Melissa Texas Filed in State Court against First United Bank & Trust Company. BDF Hopkins Snap Removed.
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888Appellate CircuitThe Silence is Broken as Stroope Smokes Into Federal Court Hopin’ to Avoid Texas Brisket
When McGlinchey Stafford were at a recent Oral Argument at the Fifth Circuit in Louisiana, Judge Stewart compared Texas Courts to Brisket.
