All posts tagged "state of texas surety bond"
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1.5KAccelerationBanditville Showdown: Ali Choudri sues Christopher “Chris” Wyatt
Choudri avers that Wyatt has multiple arrests and convictions for high misdemeanors and felonies, even using the alias Jonathan Sanders.
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1.3KAccelerationResidential Mortgage Consultant Christopher Wyatt Defends HOA Foreclosure Action
Chris Wyatt's removed federal foreclosure with PHH Mortgage was continued when he filed a now dismissed bankruptcy. It's dismissed.
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1.2KDebt CollectorKrucke’s, Zombies n’ Bandits: Chasing Personal Debts in Texas Without a Surety Bond
The Kruckemeyer Law Firm chasin' a personal debt of $166k for client Jim Elzner from John Slocum in violation of Texas laws.
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1.8KCFPBUnlicensed Debt Collector Gordon Engle Receives No Jail Time for Serious Financial Crimes
Despite the fanfare surrounding the $23 million dollar settlement by NC's AG, the real truth is Engle escaped jail due to public...
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1.4KDebt CollectorFirst Portfolio Ventures I and Javitch Block LLC’s Debt Buying and Lawsuits in Texas Unraveled
The system employed by the debt buyer Plaintiff by hiring a bonded Texas lawyer does not eradicate the need for a Surety...
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1.2KAppellate JudgesTexas Lawyers Violate the State of Texas Surety Bond Requirement Every Day. Here’s a Citable Fed. Case
TDCA section 392.101 requires 3rd-party debt collectors to obtain a surety bond issued by a surety company authorized to do business in...
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1.1KCFPBOut of State Law Firm Lippman Recupero Bonded With The State Of Texas To Lawfully Collect Debts
Obtaining a Surety Bond if You are a Debt Collectin' Law Firm Ain't Hard Texas. Why Are Your Judges Allowing Lawyers to...
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840BankruptcyForeign Judgment Filings in Harris County Court on Friday Validate LITs Investigations
LIT compares Bonded Debt Collector and Dallas solo Law Firm of Jack M. Kuykendall with Rogue Debt Collection Law Firm Scheef and...
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1.5KAccelerationResidential Mortgage Consultant and Expert Witness Christopher Wyatt Faces His Own PHH Foreclosure
Apparently, Chris Wyatt was fired by Goldman Sachs while employed as VP for Litton Loan Servicing in Houston. Ocwen would acquire Litton.
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1.6KAppellate JudgesTexas Debt Collector Operating Without a License Sued in Houston, Before Judge Al Bennett
There's another couple of lawyers in Texas operating without a State Issued Bond and License, Mark and Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law,...
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2.2KAppellate JudgesA Debt Collector or Any Agent Is Legislatively Disbarred from Authoring a Response to a QWR
In the Burkes reply brief to their lawsuit on appeal at the court of appeals for the Fifth Circuit, they show the...
