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September 25, 2012

The Temporary Restraining Order (TRO): Stopping the Sale OR Stopping the Credit Bid

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CHICAGO SEMINAR TAKING SHAPE FOR END OF OCTOBER. CALL CUSTOMER SERVICE NOW TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. IT IS GOING TO BE CROWDED. THE TITLE IS “FAKE SECURITIZATION AND REAL FORECLOSURE DEFENSE.” CALL NOW AT 520-405-1688. As I consider the implications of the white paper from the blog yesterday, I started thinking about different procedural matters …

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Authority of BKR Courts In Question as to Final Orders and Judgments

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In the attached white paper, it is clear that many of the findings and judgments of Bankruptcy judges have dubious standing. Once referred to as Referees, and appointed under entirely different rules, subject to removal without tenure etc.., the elevation of the people serving on the bench to the term “Judge” is what is causing …

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Don't Take on the Burden of Persuasion

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I keep getting the same feedback. I tried the Garfield method but the Judge wasn’t buying it. From many others, I am getting feedback that they prevailed on the motion to lift stay, they prevailed on the motion to dismiss and they prevailed on the motion for summary judgment. So what is the difference? The …

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