All posts tagged "wells fargo bank n.a."
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906Debt CollectorThe Hedner’s Face a Strong Headwind in Cypress Texas as Frazier Seeks Second Round KO
Wells Fargo's chosen Debt Collecting law firm McCarthy Holthus Seeks Judgment on Second Attempt at Expedited Foreclosure
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942Debt CollectorEn Masse: Judge Kenneth Hoyt Self Recuses and is Replaced with Judge Ewing Werlein, Jr
No bandit foreclosure defense lawyers present in this boomerang case as Mass is snap removed back to familiar territory.
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227Bounty HuntersBobby Stokey’s Biggest Investment is at Risk in Frisco, Texas
At a current market value of nearly one and a half million dollars, investment advisor Stokey's homestead is facing foreclosure.
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773BankersThe Greatest Theft: Ocwen PHH Mortgage Premeditated Long-Term Scheme to Steal Citizens Homes
Ocwen PHH's egregious act was to use HAMP to POSTPONE foreclosures and add big balloon payments, NOT to help homeowners keep their...
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676TexasIberiaBank v James and Katherine Mitchum before Mag. Judge Peter Bray and Judge David Hittner
IberiaBank holds a judgment of $331k against the defendants who recently requested protection from Fidelity Investment discovery - denied.
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1.1KBounty HuntersSnap: Judge Bennett Assigned to Rene Gaviola’s Removed Lawsuit by Wells Fargo’s Favorite Foreclosure Mill
It ain't Rene Gaviola that's listed at HCAD, nope its Marievic Gaviola. And there is a selection of debt and foreclosure cases...
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1.0KDebt CollectorHarris Court Judge Kristen Hawkins Hidin’ Dockets and Now Absent for Months on LIT Cases
This unlawful garnishment after judgment is due for dismissal tomorrow, Oct 17 for want of prosecution. Will Judge Hawkins show up to...
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1.2KErick DeLaRueRogue Lawyer Erick DeLaRue is Representing Thief and Convicted Felon David Soliz in Two Conflicting Court Cases
This Texas 'foreclosure defense' lawyer should be called Erick DeLaRogue as his client stole $200k from non-citizens or illegal aliens.
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1.0KDebt CollectorThird Time on LIT: The Bandits at Law Firm Waddell Serafino Geary Rechner and Former Judge Jenevein Return
Chapter 392, Texas Finance Code, provides for both civil remedies and criminal penalties. Tex. Fin. Code §§ 392.402–.404.
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877BankersTexas Foreclosure Defense Law Firm’s Outrageous Violation of Texas Laws
His Dad may have been a Judge, but this Texas Lawyer and Firm is not licensed in the State with the OCCC...
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1.0KAlexander Law PLLCForeclosure Defense: Brandy Alexander Removed from State Court by Locke Lord
16442 Sylvan Dale Dr, Humble, TX 77346 is the subject of this foreclosure proceeding removed to federal court.
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665Debt CollectorKarla’s Back for the Wolves, But We’re Still Lookin’ for that Other Mark, Mark. Any Tips, Let Us Know.
Ferrell v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. has Mackie Wolf and Dykema Foreclosure Mills assigned, but we're still lookin' for Mark D. Hopkins.
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821BankruptcyDavid Stout v. Wells Fargo Bank and BDF Law Group
David H. Stout II, serves as a Master Sergeant in the United States Army. He's up against BDF Hopkins and Locke Lord,...
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747Debt CollectorThere’s No Smilin’ When You’re Facin’ Foreclosure in SDTX Federal Court
Mishie Nesbitt, Practice Manager at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston before Judge Eskridge in SDTX.
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1.8KAccelerationFifth Circuit Judge Donny Willett Stands Alone to Spear Cindy Logue Without Merit
LIT's review of this case is not to look at personal circumstances but rather, as judges say, apply the law. Willett fails...
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714BankersIt’s a Secret: Linda and Robert Lee’s Case Removed by Wells Fargo Lawyers to SDTX
PACER is not complying with this case - it's the only case which is timing out. We'll circle back round and check...
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653AccelerationMeanwhile, the Underdog Lawyer is Also Filin’ a Consumer Credit Complaint in Oregon
Wells Fargo willfully failed to comply with the requirements of the FCRA. Plaintiff has suffered and continues to suffer actual damages.
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8231Debt CollectorLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following ‘Ieisha’ Headed to the Lake in S.D. Tex.
Dykema Gossett submit their motion to dismiss 7 short days after removal and in contravention of the local rules and laws.
