The Legal Undertakers Collaborate to Send Underwood to A Predisposed Place, Homelessness

When she’s not sendin’ pro se’s her monthly invoice and client lists on mimosa-induced Friday afternoon, or lyin’ on her PPP loan applications (which were forgiven 100% – SBA loan application fraud does not apply to foreclosure mill lawyers, apparently because they fabricate documents daily for banks and nonbanks), lyin’ Rogue foreclosure mill Attorney Shelley Luan Hopkins, based in Austin, Texas,  is workin’ with her former BDF Hopkins colleague Jason LeBouef and his legal associates over at that false advertising legal firm known as Vilt Law (they claim you can stop foreclosure and stay in your home) to bleed out the remaining cash the homeowner has in their legal fees, before Harris County District Judge Engelhart grants summary judgment – after the homeowner is left completely skint.

Motion for summary judgment filed by creditor rights lawyer Shelley Hopkins nee Douglass with her new man replacin’ missin’ hubby and sole owner of Hopkins Law, PLLC in Austin, Texas, Mark D. Hopkins, with BDF’s Robert Forster.

Here’s where LIT shows you how foreclosure defense attorney’s request time for their clients – rather than pursuing the breach of contract claims, as stated in their petition. This case was filed on July 29, 2021.

Vilt submitted an ‘amended complaint after the TRO was granted, on August 11, 2021.

BDF Hopkins general denials were filed on Sept. 9, 2021.

After that was the Docket Control Order as shown above, dated Oct 1, 2021.

The case percolates with no movement until March 2022, when BDF Hopkins submit for summary judgment.

Here, the case was intentionally delayed for 6 months per the ‘agreement’ between Vilt and BDF to give the homeowner time so Vilt can suck out as much money in fees from the homeowner.

It is obvious in this case that the homeowner did not have any more cash or funds to pay Vilt to defend the anticipated suit-ending motion and per the secretive agreement between Jason LeBoeuf and Shelley Hopkins, she filed for summary judgment.

LIT suggests, because it happens so often, these lawyers conspired to end the case after Underwood’s cash ran out.  The homeowner is foreclosed and evicted shortly thereafter.

Judge Mike Englehart signs off on the order, in favor of foreclosure for US Bank, mainly due to the fact there was no opposition to Summary Judgment by Vilt Law.