All posts tagged "the supreme court of texas"

Texas Appellate Courts: We’re Definitely Biased, Deal With It

Texas Appellate Court Chief Justice Sudderth's concurring opinion suggesting she ‘loathed’ having to follow the law.

Alert: Harriet Nicholson Attends Zoom Court On Monday for A Thanksgiving Hearing

After the 'bench retirement' of Judge David Evans, this zoom conference is now being held in another court, the 192nd in Texas.

A Foreclosure Settlement is Currently On the Cards for ‘Leroy and Erika’ in Texas

This foreclosure case has been shunted around from state courts to bankruptcy courts to appeals courts and now the Texas Supreme Court.

Harriet Nicholson Request to Take Judicial Notice of CFPB v Nationstar Mortgage dba Mr. Cooper

Harriet Nicholson v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC; Nicholson's complaint allegations mirrored the case CFPB pursued against Nationstar.

A Motion Requesting the Judge Setting Aside An Order is Meritorious

Motion to Set Aside Judge Evans Order, ordering no further pleadings or motions. Court has plenary power and due process dictates otherwise.

It’s All In the Written Word for Judge David Evans Review

The court having considered the requests has decided that all items should be set for written submission. If after written submission the...

Hold ’em Cattle, It’s Not a Final Judgment Y’all, Sayeth Harriet Nicholson

On April 19, 2021, the Second Court of Appeals signed an "Abatement Order"  requesting the trial court to clarify whether it intended its...

McGlinchey’s Creditor Rights Associate Daniel Troiano Departs Law Firm and Harriet Nicholson’s Appeal

McGlinchey Stafford request that Mr. Troiano be removed from the Courts E-File system and no longer receive electronic notice of any filings.

Harriet Nicholson’s Bold Step: Seeking Judicial Impartiality and a Fair Hearing in Texas Courts

Motion to Recuse in Texas Courts: Remember, as Justice Frankfurter indicated, litigants are not helpless before usurping courts.

Homeowner Harriet Nicholson Continues Her Quest for Justice before Texas State Judge Kimberly Fitzpatrick nee Newcomer-Fitzpatrick

Tune in to see if Judge Kimberly Fitzpatrick will sanction banks' attorney for fabricating evidence to support its motion for summary judgment....

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo Is Bubbling with Compassion while the Government of Texas is Brimming with Corrupt Officials

While Gov. Greg Abbott and state legislators have not moved to protect Texas homeowners struggling financially because of COVID-19, Harris County Judge...

Bank’s Double Dealing in Texas Post Foreclosure

The bank foreclosed on this Texas homeowner and was granted judgment of possession in the eviction case post-foreclosure, but then rescinded.

Texas Attorney General Sides with Landlords as Evictions in Texas Are Allowed to Proceed During Catastrophic Pandemic

I cannot say I’m shocked that the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton would side with landlords said Sandy Rollins, Texas Tenants Union.

Texas Supreme Court Says Evict all the Private Renters During a Pandemic as the Wall Street Investors in REITs Need People Who Can Pay

More than 1.9 million people have filed unemployment claims with the state in the past two months but Texas says Evict the...

Texas Attorney James Walker of Cole Schotz and Clients Alfa Adhesives Stuck with 60k in Sanctions for Fabrication of Evidence

A Texas federal judge ordered a glue manufacturer to pay a furniture manufacturer $60,000 in attorney fees after one of the glue...

Gov. Abbott, The Resuscitated Founding Fathers and a Number of Unhappy Black Robes Walk into the Texas Supreme Court…

The Constitution is not suspended when the government declares a state of disaster. Nor do constitutional limitations on the jurisdiction of courts...

S.D. Tex. Magistrate Judge Wanted Elderly Citizens in their Court to Defy Stay-At-Home Orders to Post Court Motions and Filings

Stay-at-home Covid-19 compliance is questioned by a Houston Magistrate Judge. He is asking if 2 elderly pro se filers posted the motions...

The Contradiction Surrounding Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 59(e) Interpretation and Judicial Decisions