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I’m going to pop something soon, and when I do……well, tens of thousands of cases will change….

When someone signs another person’s name is that forgery?

When a notary notarizes a document knowing full well the person signing isn’t Scott Anderson is that a criminal violation of notary laws?

Should a Plaintiff be permitted to commit crimes and violate all standards of practice in court and completely ignore a Defendant’s right to a fair and just legal system and due process because….”It’s just foreclosure”?

Should courts continue to sanction lawlessness, fraud, forgery, crimes in furtherance of the bank’s efforts to take people’s homes?

Well apparently one court decided the answer was NO! and decided to actually take this kind of conduct seriously.

I encourage everyone with Scott Anderson signatures to inspect their documents and call me…..

Just watch this video for information about Ocwen and Scott Anderson

The monsters of finance are at it again….actually, they never stopped.  They just keep making their casino bets.  That’s all this is, it’s betting, its gambling.  Gambling is illegal and should be illegal, but for the banks, that’s precisely what they do…..with our money.

If they win, they shove the money in their pockets.  If they lose, they take the money out of our pockets. That’s Amerika today.

Apparently no one is willing to reign them in.

And while one side of the company is off making billion dollar bets (with my money) that go bad, the other side is sending teams of attorneys into court to pound and harass and wreak havoc, destruction and misery upon my clients. (likewise funded with taxpayer dollars)

My read of Jamie Dimon is that he may have committed securities fraud by pumping up his company’s stock and position just a few weeks ago, failing to disclose these losses, then making a forced announcement a few days later exposing these enormous losses.  Did he not know at the time that his London whale was beaching?

But like Corzine and Blankfeld and (insert immune white collar criminal name here), they will all walk free….

Dimon is the same arrogant bastard who has been on a media tour arguing that banks are being picked on and demanding less regulation….

I’m sure you’re right Jamie.

Meanwhile, we all continue to pick up their gambling tab.

MATT TAIBBI ON JP MORGAN CHASE

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Mark Stopa is one of the fighters in this foreclosure war to be sure. And he’s certainly known to share his thoughts…with quite a bit of intensity and passion.

And so today when I read his post today, I found it most interesting because it reflects the experiences most attorneys share about practicing in this area.

Professionals Practicing with Professionalism. Judges Passing Fair And Reasoned Judgement

Like Mark, my body is bruised (and sometimes bloody) from taking the body blows and punches because my clients are in the cross hairs of the legal system, but every client, every pro se litigant, every concerned citizen gets a fair hearing…..exactly what our founding forefathers demanded.

BUT READ HERE HOW MARK CHARACTERIZES THINGS….

All across this country, the banks have engaged in a mad campaign to throw our neighbors into the streets.  They have ignored the Rule of Law, they have desecrated our courtrooms and they are decimating communities.

And what do they do with the homes after they have ripped apart families and sent them out into the streets?

They leave the homes abandoned so they can rot and become destroyed, dangerous pits of destruction and debris.

And when municipal code enforcement tries to collect fees associated with cleaning them up, they dodge and weave, claiming they don’t really own the home so they refuse to pay the fines.

Well, here’s a fantastic way to make a very simple point.

BRING THEIR ABANDONED HOMES BACK TO THEM!

These damn judges here in Florida, they really need to wake up, start working harder and grant more foreclosures more quickly.  Hurry up already, and stop whining about budget cuts and staff positions cut, and who cares that the entire state court system is funded by less than one percent of the state budget, and shut up about case loads that have tripled to 3,000 or more cases per judge and frazzled judicial assistant.  Just grant those damn foreclosure judgments….after all, everyone knows the economy cannot recover until these damn slacking judges push through this foreclosure backlog….right?

Oh wait a minute, there’s apparently a bit of a fly in this ointment.  You see, apparently the banks are cancelling foreclosure sales just as quickly as our good judges are able to sign those damn Final Judgments of Foreclosure…yup…apparently, now wait just a dadgummed minute.

You mean to tell me our elected circuit court judges are busy throwing families out into the streets just so the banks can amass ever larger portfolios of vacant and abandoned properties that they are apparently not responsible for taking care of?

Well shut my mouth!  You don’t say?  Really!  No way?  Do you mean to tell me we can’t blame all this on our under-funded judges and this ain’t the fault of those damn ethically-challenged foreclosure defense attorneys what with all their delay tactics and pesky rules and those absurd arguments about THE LAW…blah, blah, blah.

When exactly will this nation wake up and start directing appropriate anger and rage at the real evil that’s hard at work, everyday all across this sleeping nation?

From the Tampa Times:

It’s an oft-repeated pattern.

In the last 12 months, lenders have canceled auctions on 4,204 properties in Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. Sales have been canceled two, three, even nine times on some homes.

In many cases, banks delay seizures to avoid having to pay maintenance bills or homeowner association fees. Meanwhile, neighbors fend off vandals and thieves and worry about property values falling because of the deteriorating houses.

The repeated cancellations burden the court system.

“These never seem to go away,” said Thomas McGrady, chief judge of the Pinellas-Pasco County Circuit. “It’s a nuisance.”

TAMPA TIMES