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“… I don’t have any confidence that any of the documents the court’s receiving on these mass foreclosures are valid.”

June 20th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Foreclosure

According to many metrics, the St. Petersburg Times is one of this country’s best newspapers.  The journalists working for this publication have receive independent awards and recognition from organizations all over the world and the subjects covered in this important paper are considered by important policy makers all over the country.  So when this important [...]

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An Excellent Opinion on Requirements to Verify Amounts Due and Owing

June 11th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Foreclosure

Courts now across the country are starting to recognize that the affidavits and other documents submitted to them do not meet even the most basic evidentiary requirements.  I am of the opinion that affidavits which are hearsay on their face and which do not contain any copies of the “books and records” to which they [...]

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All Summary Judgments of Foreclosure May Be VOID!

June 6th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Foreclosure

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IN RE FORFEITURE OF 1998 FORD PICKUP
Sarasota Tribune Article Recognizes the Unethical Conduct of Foreclosure Mill Attorneys
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BEWARE OF ALL MORTGAGE MODIFICATIONS- A Fantastic Admission From A Collections/Plaintiff’s Attorney

May 14th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Foreclosure

If you’re an attorney or other advocate involved in defending homeowners or consumers, you should be acutely aware of the difficulties lenders or creditors face in trying to obtain foreclosure or judgments that entitle them to collect the debts.  The bottom line is that in the vast majority of cases,
Plaintiffs trying to foreclose [...]

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While Judges Suffer- David Stern One of Florida’s Largest Foreclosure Mills Profits BY MILLIONS!

April 21st, 2010 · 10 Comments · Foreclosure

Across this state judges, their assistants and clerks of courts are jumping to their feet, stopping what they’re doing and bending over backwards to meet the needs of the foreclosure mills who have dumped a big fat steaming pile of garbage in their chambers.
Such unprecedented–and unfunded–burdens are absurd in any case, but it is particularly [...]

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Why The Rally in Tally? The Foreclosure Mills and MERS Represent A Fundamental Breakdown in Law And Institutions

April 20th, 2010 · 5 Comments · Foreclosure

The Fight for Homeowner’s Rights that we’re taking to the Florida State Capitol at 9:00 am tomorrow morning is not just about defending homeowner’s rights.  While that is key, it’s frankly much bigger than that. What we need judges, legislators and the public at large to understand is that the foreclosure crisis as it is [...]

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From My Website Direct to The Wall Street Journal- Next Up~ 90 Day Moritorium On Foreclosures!

April 17th, 2010 · 3 Comments · Foreclosure

A week ago, the Wall Street Journal ran a story about Lender Processing Services and Sylvia Nuer.  My website, and others like 4clousre Fraud and Foreclosure Hamlet had been reporting on these issues for weeks prior to the story running.
In yet another example of our little corner of the world driving major news stories [...]

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Article in Today’s St. Petersburg Times- How Long Can A Foreclosure Be Defended?

March 6th, 2010 · No Comments · Foreclosure

“On a societal basis, it’s better to have your neighbor still there and the neighborhood still stable instead of a vacant house trashed and vandalized,” says Matthew Weidner, a St. Petersburg lawyer active in the booming field of foreclosure defense.
Click here for an excellent article out of today’s edition of the St. Petersburg Times.
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Hot of the Presses, Failure to Plead Capacity is Motion to Dismiss in Foreclosure Case

January 28th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Foreclosure

Years ago I filed a lawsuit on behalf of an out of state corporation client.  The opposing attorney filed a motion to dismiss because the corporation I was suing on behalf of was not registered with the Florida Secretary of State.  Fast forward to now when I’m building my practice on defending homeowners in foreclosure [...]

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Weidner Foreclosure Opinion Published in Florida Rules Reporter

December 29th, 2009 · No Comments · Foreclosure

A Motion to Dismiss filed by Matthew Weidner that was granted by Pinellas County  Judge Anthony Rondolino was recently published in the Florida Rules Reporter.  The published citation, which challenges the capacity of Plaintiffs to file foreclosure lawsuits against Defendants without proving their legal capacity to do so has the potential to grind foreclosure cases [...]

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