Courts across the country are starting to really beat back the lenders on standing grounds….read on good people. They’re New York Cases, but the judicial groundswell is bubbling.
Mortgage Foreclosure/Standing – Plaintiff commenced an action on September 4,
2007 to foreclose a mortgage that was assigned to it on September 17, 2007 by an
instrument which recited that [...]
Entries Tagged as 'assignment fraud'
Foreclosure Fraud Case Law Update- Standing Challenges
April 2nd, 2010 · 4 Comments · Foreclosure
Tags:affidavit fraud·assignment fraud·foreclosur fraud·foreclosure and standing·MERS·robo signers
An Amazing Analysis of Affidavits and Assignments
March 17th, 2010 · 6 Comments · Foreclosure
A few days ago I asked for examples of questionable affidavits and assignments. Attorneys and activists are often screaming about notary and filing fraud, but quantifying the fraud and presenting it is very difficult.
Attached here is an amazing powerpoint presentation that asks some important questions about affidavits and assignments that are of record across the [...]
Tags:affidavit fraud·assignment fraud·Erica Seck Johnson·false foreclosure·foreclosure pinellas·matt weidner·notary fraud
CALL TO ACTION- GET ME BOGUS ASSIGNMENTS AND AFFIDAVITS
March 13th, 2010 · 5 Comments · Foreclosure
For months now, one of the most sophisticated and aggressive group of Foreclosure Defense attorneys in the state have been collecting evidence of questionable assignments and affidavits of amounts due and owing and affidavits of attorney’s fees. Due to the sensitive nature of this, I’m not disclosing the names of the attorneys, but they are [...]
Tags:adorno & zeder·afffidavit fraud·assignment fraud·david stern·florida default law·foreclosure fraud·marshall watson·matt weidner·verified complaint
MERS Lite Tool Kit- Tools to Unravel Assignments
March 13th, 2010 · 9 Comments · Foreclosure
The cartoon above says it all. Attorneys, consumers and increasingly judges are growing increasingly concerned about the MERS shadow corporation that is systematically pillaging communities across America primarily through the execution of questionable assignments of mortgage. In the State of Florida at least, a lender doesn’t even need an assignment of mortgage to foreclose (under [...]
Assignment/Foreclosure Fraud Explained- Attorney Lynn Szymoniak
March 7th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Foreclosure
Vague allegations of assignment fraud and other systemic fraud within the foreclosure and court systems can be a bit hard to get one`s hands around. So attached here is an article by noted foreclosure defense attorney Lynn Szymoniak that explains in plain English the reasons for the pervasive fraud. Bottom line is the legal system [...]
Tags:assignment fraud·Lynn Szymoniak·matt weidner·mortgage fraud
A Crystal Clear Explaination of Foreclosure Fraud- Schenider v. Deutsche Bank Class Action
March 4th, 2010 · 4 Comments · Foreclosure
Sometimes lawyer types talk all lawyerly when we’re trying to make the case that the lenders don’t have the right to proceed against our clients…..that causes “normal” people and even judges to glaze over with a “what?” or “duh?” expression on their face.
The class action lawsuit attached here, Schneider v. Duetsche Bank is a wonderful, [...]
Tags:assignment fraud·capacity·deutsche bank·docx llc·foreclosure fraud·Graham L. Newman Richard A. Harpootlian·Howard A. Janet Janet·Jenner & Suggs·LLC·lost note·Lynn Ellen Szymoniak The Szymoniak Firm·matt weidner·MERS·P.A·securitized trust·usbank
MERS is Cracking
March 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Foreclosure
From the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. website comes the following announcement that I first read about on Foreclosure Hamlet:
POLICY BULLETIN – Number 2010-1
To: All MERS Members February 17, 2010
Starting April 19, 2010, all new Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (MERS) Certifying
Officers will be required to complete a certification process before being authorized to execute
documents [...]
Tags:assignment fraud·assingment fraud·foreclosure hamlet·MERS·mers policy bulletin number 2010-1
Lender Processing Services- Another Chink in The Armor of The Foreclosure Fraud Machine
February 26th, 2010 · No Comments · Foreclosure
Lender Processing Services is a publicly traded company that supports mortgage and lending institutions across the US. As a publicly traded company, they are required to disclose certain liabilities to the public….the following disclosures come from the LPS form 10k filed with the SEC. When LPS is acting as an agent for lenders….those lenders will [...]
Tags:assignment fraud·foreclosure fraud·Lender processing services·mortgage foreclosure
Widespread Assignment / Notary / Foreclosure Fraud- Deposition of David Stern Employee Cheryl Sammons
February 22nd, 2010 · 14 Comments · Foreclosure, Uncategorized
I’ve been yammering on for months now about how Plaintiff’s law firms are engaging in widespread fraud and misrepresentations as they improperly create and submit documents to courts across the state that purport to support their right to take a homeowner’s home. This widespread problem has only recently become apparent but attorneys and judges are [...]
Tags:affidavit fraud·assignment fraud·david stern·Erica Seck Johnson·foreclosure defense·foreclosure fraud·Ice law firm·Thomas Ice
Affidavit and Assisgnment Fraud- BAC Funding v. US Bank- The Unpublished Reply Briefs!
February 22nd, 2010 · 2 Comments · Foreclosure
Courts across the country have been granting banks foreclosure when they have scant evidence or documentation to support the granting of foreclosure. Let’s be clear what’s happening here. When a judge grants a Plaintiff foreclosure, that’s a claim that potentially puts hundreds of thousands of dollars in that Plaintff’s pocket. Not so long ago, it [...]
Tags:affidavit fraud·assignment fraud·bac funding·bac funding v. us bank·matt weidner
