All posts tagged "vivian n. lopez"
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556Deutsche BankThe Wolves are Gatherin’ in Waco for A Home Raid by That Straw German Bank
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company v. Andrews, Waco Texas. Update: Default judgment entered in Dec. 2022.
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732AccelerationTime Doesn’t Matter: The Matter of Avoidance Tolling and Abandoning Acceleration in Texas
Sale of real property that creates a real property lien must be made not later than four years after the day the...
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788Debt CollectorLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Watchin’ the Wolves Stalkin’ Juana’s Financial Freedom Reverse Mortgage
Here's a case which brings back memories of Steve 'The Foreclosure King' Mnuchin and his Trump appointed bankster colleague Joe Otting.
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1.0KDebt CollectorMackie Wolf’s 3rd Abatement in this Foreclosure Case with Judge Hoyt has Expired. Is Summary Judgment Next?
After lengthy abatement, it looks like this case is about to fire into action. LIT is tracking the case. Bookmark for updates.
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938Debt CollectorThe Texas Wagon Wheel Property Ain’t Bein’ Foreclosed Upon, For Now Sayeth Mackie Wolf
This dismissal will not act to abandon Plaintiff’s acceleration of the subject mortgage loan notified on April 15, 2021.
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1.1KBankersFEMA and HUD Prevents Deutsche Bank’s Default Judgment of Foreclosure for Texas Homeowner Walker
Deutsche Bank filed voluntary dismissal of case due to a foreclosure hold placed in the loan instituted by the FEMA and HUD....
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988Debt CollectorForeclosure: Cronenwett Approaches Judge Lynn Hughes for Attorney Fees After Default Judgment
Hell Yeah, Judge Hughes replies. If I cannot get out to conduct the foreclosure auction myself, the least I can do is...
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803Debt CollectorForeclosure: Another Default Judgment, Another Granted Request for Attorney Fees by Cronenwett
The oath that I just took — it is very weighty and I do not take the words I just swore to...
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1.1KDebt CollectorIt’s Mackie Wolf Again Comin’ Along With Another Questionable Statement
Foreclosure mill lawyers Mackie Wolf excuse conferring with the pro se litigants as 'not necessary'. That is contrary to the confer rule.
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1.1KDebt CollectorCronenwett and Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Stubblefield, S.D. Tex.
Defendant Mark Stubblefield appeared pro se at the court hearing, but no subsequent answer to Deutsche Bank's Complaint has been filed.
