All posts tagged "the great recession"
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2.2KDebt CollectorHow Texas Helped Banks Foreclose On Citizens of the State and Made them Homeless. Now They Have “A Public Eyesore” Which They Created and Don’t Know How to “Make it Go Away”
Texas Governor Gregg Abbott retweeted a photograph of a car crash and implied that a homeless person caused it by running into...
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1.3KEditors ChoiceAmerican Bar Association (ABA) President Rallies for A Return to Lawyers Acting With Humility and Civility; And Yes, Judges are Lawyers Too
Courts have long recognized an inherent authority to disbar attorneys. When acting under an inherent power to disbar an attorney, a district court...
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2.2K1Debt CollectorHow Texas is Responsible for Discarding their Elderly Citizens and Making them Homeless
Texas Association of Realtors donations to lawmakers so far in 2019; $8,279,463. Property values in their Southeast Austin neighborhood have gone up...
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1.8KEditors ChoiceThe Year Was 1999 and Attorney Disbarment in Federal Texas Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit “Was All That and a Bag of Chips”
Courts have long recognized an inherent authority to disbar attorneys. When acting under an inherent power to disbar an attorney, a district court...
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1.6KAccelerationBankruptcies Are Increasing and The Courts, Lawyers, and Debt Collectors are the Winners as the Government Promotes More Harassment toward Consumers via the Licensing of Automated Calls by State Agencies
ADAD stands for Automatic Dial Announcing Device, and this is the mechanism that sends an unsolicited recorded message to your home or...
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2.5KFederal LawTexas Judges Rally Together in Both State and Federal Courts in a Defiant Fight for Solidarity after Texas Courts are Highlighted as Rogue after Public Scrutiny
Texas Chief Justice Nathan Hechts' ethics case, which went on for over 8 years was eventually overturned in favor of Hecht. Now...
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3.8K2AccelerationConnie Pfeiffer of Beck Redden Celebrates “Changing of the Guard” with Fifth Cir. Court of Appeals Judges Jim Ho & Don Willett
Thanks to Judge Jim Ho, @JusticeWillett, and moderator Connie Pfeiffer for a great presentation at our monthly section meeting! Today was also...
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2.1K1Federal LawDouble Standards: Texas Judge Publicly Admonished for Personally Attacking Father In a Child Custody Case, Violating Due Process; Yet Federal 5th Circuit Judges Can Say What they Want
Among other things, it said the judge stopped being an impartial fact finder and started acting as an advocate for terminating the...
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1.7KAccelerationMake Depression Great Again
FDIC chairwoman Jelena McWilliams says that the regulator is closely monitoring agricultural loan delinquencies held by commercial banks over concerns that a...
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1.2KDonald TrumpConsumers Beware: Arbitration Agreements in Credit Card and Other Consumer Debt Contracts are Written in Favor of the Financial Institutions. Opt Out.
Chase plans to screw its credit card holders next week. Here’s how to stop them from screwing you. The Supreme Court gave...
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1.3KDeutsche BankAffordable Housing for the Average Joe and Family Is Ridiculously Out of Reach yet the Economy and Jobs Are Booming Says Mainstream Media. What’s the Truth?
Another Article Bloomberg Refuting the News. The Economy is Not Good When You Can't Find Affordable Housing. And the Only Benefactors of...
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1.6K1Federal LawWhat Happens When You Ask the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Permission to Supplement the Record by Providing Irrefutable Evidence of Judicial Bias by the Lower Court?
This is in stark contrast to when the Burkes’ reached out to the Court Reporter via email regarding filing the DKT13 again...
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2.8K3Federal LawWhat does the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, Louisiana and the American Civil War Have in Common?
Let it be known, this grave decision based on corporate greed has failed and has turned the economy into recession for a...
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3.3KDeutsche BankIn Anticipation of the Great Recession II in 2020, Here’s 47 Interesting Facts About the Great Depression of the 1930s along with Donald Trump’s Views on the Current State of Affairs
“We are led by very, very stupid people. Very, very stupid people.” Donald J. Trump on the 2016 Campaign Trail.
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1.9K5Debt CollectorTrump’s Treasury Pick Steve Mnuchin Excels at Kicking Elderly People Out of Their Homes
OneWest has foreclosed on at least 50,000 people, often in circumstances that consumer advocates say run counter to federal rules and common...
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2.4KAccelerationThe Truth About Political Intervention for Citizens and Consumers: There is None: You’re on Your Own
During the run-up of the housing bubble, banks acquired thousands of subprime mortgages and turned them into securities. They created trusts as...
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1.7KEditors ChoiceEditors Choice: From the Trenches, a Lawyers Opinion
WE must take responsibility for our economy and become, first more educated, and secondly, more opinioned clients of financial providers as opposed...
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1.9KForeclosuresSpecial Report: Foreclosure Horror: The Zombie Title
Thousands of homeowners are finding themselves legally liable after banks decided it wasn’t worth their while to complete foreclosures.
