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FORECLOSURE CASE DISMISSED…(are as many as 30% of Final Judgments of Foreclosure Void or Voidable?)

I keep running one motion over and over, introducing a blatant and systematic bank scheme to one judge after another.

Like most “new” issues the foreclosure judges hear for the first time, there is initially skepticism…

I’VE BEEN ON THIS BENCH FOR 30 YEARS, THERE’S NOT MUCH NEW ABOUT FORECLOSURES!

And every once in a while, there’s still a little bit of hostility:

YOUR CLIENT HASN’T PAID THEIR MORTGAGE….THEY HAVEN’T FULFILLED THEIR OBLIGATION!

To which I reply:

But as you see, your honor, before you are permitted to provide the relief they are seeking, the bank has to fulfill their obligations to my client, to The State….to this Court.

And when confronted with the details, I’ve yet to find a judge who does not recognize the validity of this very important argument and grant relief.   Now granted, it’s just in isolated cases…thus far.

The real question is….

What Will Florida Courts Do When Presented With Proof The Banks Scammed Us All?

2 Comments

  • Mike Gaydos says:

    What is your argument based on? You keep putting these teasers on your blob!

    Mike G

  • Letty says:

    You can stop payment without dishonor with:

    UCC 3-501 also requires a servicer to show authority to make a
    demand for payment, if it does not own the note, but is merely
    servicing it. In the event a noteholder or servicer or will not exhibit
    the note or perform other legal requirements when requested to do so by
    the borrower, this UCC section allows the borrower to discontinue
    payments WITHOUT DISHONOR until such time as the noteholder or servicer
    complies with all laws or contract provisions.

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