Posts Tagged ‘george gingo’
LYTTLE v. BANKUNITED- Another Headscratcher of a Gingo Appelate Conundrum
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
Here goes another spellbinding appeal written by that masterful author George Gingo. You really must sit down and study the attached appellate brief which reads more like a nail biting crime novel than some dry academic appeal.
I mean, seriously. Put yourself in the moment, picture the courtroom, picture the homeowner defendant standing there and just read line after line as the transcript plays out. Shocking and maddening and just mindblowing….every single line…..
FINALLY- HOW TO SAVE YOUR HOME FROM FORECLOSURE IN CALIFORNIA!
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
I get calls all the time from people all over the country who are looking for attorneys or for assistance in fighting their foreclosure for themselves.
In the State of Florida, h
omeowners and litigants are fortunate to have a dedicated corps of attorneys, many of whom offer deeply discounted legal fees and others who share their pleadings and strategies. One of the best things about practicing in this area of law is working closely with so many exceptional attorneys who selflessly share their hard fought work product because they believe in the higher calling of the profession of law which is to serve others.
Another fine example of this sort of effort is a newly-published book authored by my friend and colleague George Gingo. Click below for a sample of the detailed and comprehensive work covered in this book…
Check out the California Foreclosure book here: How to Fight to Save Your Home in California: Foreclosure Defense WRITTEN BY LAWYERS AND A PRO SE LITIGANT
Conclusion and About the Authors
And most importantly, click on the link below to find out how you can order this book….I really support this effort and encourage everyone, whether you live in California or other states, to purchase this book and learn how to defend and protect your home!
THE MOST IMPORTANT FORECLOSURE CASES IN FLORIDA COURTS!
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
Tomorrow’s Oral Arguments before the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, beginning at 9:00 a.m. is one of the most important appellate foreclosure cases to be argued in a very long time.
Along with Verizzo, BAC Funding, Frost and Regions, this case has the distinct possibility of changing the landscape for foreclosure defense not just in this state but nationwide. Indeed the eyes of the entire country are focused on this important case….and you have the opportunity to see it all go down live. I am profoundly grateful to the community of foreclosure defense advocates who are fighting to hold the practice of foreclosure law to the very highest levels of professionalism and practice. It is a tremendous honor to be part of this experience, and I am especially grateful to April Charney, Greg Clark, George Gingo, Randal Reder, Daniel Rock, Dominic Salfi, David Acosta and all the other committed advocates who have supported this effort.
Log on and participate in this fundamental and so very important part of our American judicial experience!
After arguments, I will be again posting all cases relied on and other important documents. Today I want to share with you an important document that includes many of the most important cases that any advocate needs to know in every single foreclosure case.
This comprehensive share of documents can be found here:
TABLE OF CASES-Weidner (Mortgage)
Next, here is a very important case that deals with he unfortunate and all too common situation when homeowners working with their lenders to resolve foreclosure and do not participate in their foreclosure case, believing that their loss mitigation efforts count as their response to the case. A homeowner should be relieved from this error, as indicated in the case here:
A Brilliant Appeal That Details The Differences Between Endorsement of Note and Assignment of Mortgage
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
Too many practitioners lose site of the fact that a foreclosure case is based on two separate and distinct documents, the Promissory Note or the agreement to repay an amount borrowed and the Mortgage which secures that promise against the piece of property. Both documents are separate and each has its own distinct set of rules that govern how they are exchanged between parties from closing of the loan transaction until a foreclosure is filed. These same distinct set of rules govern how the documents are presented and entered into evidence in the actual foreclosure case.
Quite simply, one set of rules applies to the Note part of the foreclosure equation and an entirely different set applies to the mortgage component. Understanding these rules is a key component in drafting Motions to Dismiss and fighting Summary Judgment. Thanks to Foreclosure Fraud Fighter George Gingo for “sharing with the class”. For an excellent foreclosure defense attorney in the Brevard/321 area, contact George directly at ggingo@yahoo.com.
Read the following appeal for an excellent discussion of these issues along with all relevant case law. taylorappeal
Greg Taylor v. Deutsche Bank- Foreclosure Fighter George Gingo’s Masterpiece
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
The documents attached below are the briefs that have just been filed with the 5th District Court of Appeal in Florida. In the briefs, Foreclosure Fighter George Gingo lays out a compelling argument that calls into question all foreclosures that are based on an assignment from MERS and many other foreclosures based on faulty, fraudulent or questionable possession of the documents that purport to give the right to foreclose.
If you want to know all of the case law and understand the cutting edge issues facing appellate courts…read these briefs carefully. There are enough appellate cases out there right now that appellate decisions unfavorable to lenders will be flowing for the next several years….hold on!
