All posts tagged "state bar of texas"
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1.0KFraudIs This The Beginning? Making Lawyers Criminally Liable for Their Thievin’ Ways
To the State Bars around the nation. Y'all need to question why you're letting lawyers steal so much client dosh without criminal...
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1.2KDebt CollectorThe Return of the Kilt-Wearin’ Texas Reprobate Foreclosure Lawyer Damian Abreo to SDTX
Abreo on Facebook: "32 hrs this week convincing a judge that a hillbilly that paid his last mortgage payment in 2007 is...
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1.4KFederal JudgesAttorney Charles Medlin v. Texas Bar
The 334th District Court of Harris County suspended attorney Charles Medlin for a month (active) for failure to supervise a non-lawyer.
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1.1KFederal JudgesService of Process on Texas Bar and Continuances Before Judge Alfred H. Bennett
Attorney Rich Robins has e-mailed different lawyers at the Texas Bar re Service of Process, but he has not received any response...
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1.3KFederal JudgesChief Judge Lee Rosenthal Sentencing Guidelines Ignored by State Bar of Texas
When you're a lawyer in Texas who is caught dippin' into client funds and embezzling said monies, it rarely mandates criminal referral...
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1.1KAppellate CircuitHopkins Judgment on the Pleadings versus Hopkins Fraudulent Documents and Criminal Behavior
What is a motion for judgment on the pleadings and why are they disfavored by federal court judges? Answer: Because most are...
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900Appellate JudgesWho’s Lyin’ Again in Federal Court? Hopkins Law, PLLC, Austin, Texas, Of Course
Plaintiffs request court take notice of the verified falsity and perjury of Shelley Hopkins, who submitted this ‘Joint’ Plan for Defendants.
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6.6KEditors ChoiceHouston Lawyer William ‘Bill’ Ramey Cleared by Grand Jury in High Profile Case
This is a victory for the real victims of sexual assault struggling to find justice in the legal system says Houston lawyer...
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995TexasThis Ain’t a Reply Hopkins, It’s a Begging Letter for Felonious Judicial Protection
The Pro Se's response with citations has blown Hopkins Law PLLC's failed arguments out of the water so they opt for a...
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1.7KBankersThe Ten Sins by Hopkins Law
Admitted serial liar Mark Hopkins, along with Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law, PLLC continue their premeditated legal frauds and schematics.
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1.0KAppellate JudgesWhen Pro Se’s Prove a Judge is Lyin’, They Always Retire to Save their Pension with Benefits
Pro Se Homeowner Harriet Nicholson called out this Judge earlier this year and rather than admit to his err, he retires. Ochlocracy,...
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859AccelerationWhat Homeowners Need to Know if You’re Facing Foreclosure in Texas Federal Courts
If you are facing foreclosure in Texas Federal Court, there's a lot of legalese to learn. But will you receive access to...
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3.3KJudgesHouston’s Cindy Garza-Farmer Sues Her Divorce Lawyers and Ex-Hubby’s Business in Ongoing Feud
The real story here is the corruption in the Houston Courts in Harris County where legal conflicts could be construed as criminal...
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1.6KGov AbbottIs Christina Pagano Running for Texas Attorney General? She Fits the Criteria.
Pagano steals an expensive iphone from a courthouse. Paxton steals an expensive pen from a courthouse. The difference is what happened next.
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2.0K1Fake DocumentsWhen You’re A Thievin’ Texas Lawyer, You Can Steal $3.4 Million Dollars and Just Resign. No Criminal Charges Recommended.
Officers of the Court are supposed to be held to a higher standard. In Texas that standard is called corruption: Lie, cheat...
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2.0KEditors ChoiceExclusive Report on Jeffrey “Mayhem” Gipson and Why the Investigators at the State Bar of Texas Are Lyin’
LIT believes that the State Bar of Texas knows very well the full circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Gipson. Texas Bar is totally corrupt.
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1.7K1Appellate Judges17 Lawyers Disciplined by the Texas Bar in October 2021, Nearly Half of Those ‘Privately’
LIT Questions how Texas can claim to have access to justice and transparency when lawyers are privately sanctioned for ethics violations.
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1.3KJudgesTexas Supreme Court, Pro Se Standards of Pleadings and Preservation of Argument Defined
LIT remains unconvinced a sitting appellate Chief Judge's opinion would have been reversed so willingly by Texas Supreme Court.
