Several important things this week, Thursday is a major battle in my epic fight against Indymac.  In cases all across the country, Indymac continues to pursue foreclosure when I contend, supported by their own documents and contracts with the FDIC, that they no longer have the capacity or authority to pursue these cases…when pushed on the issue, the attorneys in my case finally admitted as much…ON THE EVE OF TRIAL. The question before the court is do we allow such substitutions to occur when they are prejudicial to my client and when the attorneys have been misrepresenting this key fact or do we just allow them to get away with it?  Stay tuned, update on Friday. Tomorrow, Thursday, July 8th, 2010 beginning at 10:00 a.m., I will appear on “THE POWER HOUR” , a nationally syndicated political talk show where the subject will be all foreclosures….hear about latest developments, get detailed updates on important trial topics and learn about new appellate court cases.

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The amount of press coverage about notary fraud is becoming very encouraging, let’s all keep the focus up and make sure the word get’s out there.

And finally, from my friend and fellow foreclosure fraud fighter, Mike Wasylik, have a look here at a massive foreclosure fraud scam he just uncovered….it potentially affects all you folks facing foreclosure sales in the immediate future.

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Viscaro Transcript

IN RE FORFEITURE OF 1998 FORD PICKUP

Sarasota Tribune Article Recognizes the Unethical Conduct of Foreclosure Mill Attorneys

Search this blog and you will see that for months now I’ve been arguing that the “evidence” submitted by Plaintiffs in foreclosure cases does not even come close to meeting the legal and evidentiary requirements for courts to grant summary judgment.

After performing extensive legal research to confirm this hunch, I have drafted and filed detailed memoranda, supported by all available case law, that stands for the proposition that the practices used by virtually every foreclosure mill in the state do not provide the evidentiary basis for a court to grant summary judgment.

So why are courts across this state continuing to grant summary judgment?  There really is NO LEGAL BASIS TO SUPPORT THE GRANTING OF SUMMARY JUDGMENT IN THE VAST MAJORITY OF FORECLOSURE CASES CURRENTLY FILED IN COURTS ACROSS THIS STATE.

I attach here the most fantastic transcript of a hearing I’ve heard in a long time.  This transcript shows a couple things:

First, the judges in the Sixth Circuit of Florida really, really get it.

Second, this particular judge goes far and above to do his job and deliver real, hard, honest legal work.

Third, as I mentioned above…the current processes and procedures used by the foreclosure mills do not provide courts the evidentiary or legal basis required to grant summary judgment.

But now the big question that comes to mind….now that this judge gets it…and now that my memos and others like my friend and fellow Foreclosure Fighter Mike Wasylik are starting to leak out there…

What happens to all the hundreds of thousands of homes that have been foreclose on by improper evidence?