All posts tagged "State of Texas"
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35BankersPredatory Lending: The Ultimate Betrayal of Elder Citizens Post 2008 by the American Government
Greed: The greatest theft of American's homes was decided after the 2008 financial crisis where banks were bailed out and homeowners evicted.
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82Editors ChoiceParties in State Court Can Choose Remote Proceedings over In-Person Sayeth Texas Supreme Court
Namely, a party, attorney, witness, court reporter, juror to participate remotely, such as by teleconferencing, videoconferencing, etc.
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460Appellate JudgesWells Fargo Bank’s Foreclosure Mill Counsel Lock Lorde Snap Remove Davila to Federal Court, Again
Congress continues to fail homeowners and citizens post 2008, when Wall St stole all affordable homes and prices have soared.
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210Appellate CircuitJudge Ho’s Wife Lectures About Oral Argument at the Fifth Circuit, or any Circus, along with Judge Graves
Ms. Allyson Ho, an expert oral advocate and wife of Judge Jim Ho, advised attendees to have detailed knowledge of the panel...
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152Debt CollectorIt Ain’t Difficult to Comply With Texas Debt Collection Laws. Texas Just Refuses to Sanction Rogue Law Firms.
Authorized to collect debts in TX, both the Plaintiff and Counsel have active Surety Bonds filed with the Secretary for the State...
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273Federal JudgesSelene Finance LP Wants Money Back For Defending Itself and a Vendor in a Maryland Class Action
Selene Finance LP seeks indemnification and damages from M&M Mortgage Services Inc for its breaches of its contracts with Selene Finance LP.
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248BDF 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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224BDF 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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710Federal JudgesPro Se Randall Rollins Allowed to Amend his Federal Complaint Four Times in SDTX, Houston Div’n
Judge Eskridge: Rollins has filed four complaints in federal court. Even so, he fails to state claims that can survive jurisdictional attack.
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202BankruptcyForeign 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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453TexasRegent and Associates are Debt Buyers. Weston Legal Provide Consumers Debt Management Services. Both Operate Illegally.
This article sums up the mind-blowing Ochlocracy and Corruption in Texas by Attorney General Ken Paxton and Former AG Greg Abbott.
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600AccelerationThe 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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403Appellate JudgesWe’re Askin’ Wells Fargo Bank Why are They Bringin’ Car Repos and State Property Cases to Federal Court?
Congress needs to raise min. removal sum from $75k to $750k - since post 2008, Wall St stole all affordable homes and...
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317Appellate JudgesSen. Ron Johnson Cites ‘Malicious Poison’ But He’s Clearly Not Studied Texas Govt Nor Federal Judges in Texas
LIT: Senator Ron Johnson was an avid viewer of our social media account on Twitter leading up to this congressional nomination hearing.
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621BankersTexas 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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590AccelerationTexas 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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424Gov AbbottThird Court of Appeals in Austin Tell AG Ken Paxton to Get Ready for Trial by 4 Whistleblowers
Thursday’s ruling from the Third Court of Appeals held former state employees can pursue their claims under the Texas Whistleblower Act.
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765Appellate CircuitLIT Spotlights Magistrate Judge Johnson’s Order Related to COVID-19 and Access to Courts
Thus far, the pandemic has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans, with a total death count of half a million predicted for...
