Unveiling the Truth Behind Trustee Roles in Foreclosure US Banks own Brochure is a bombshell revelation In the battle to defend your home from wrongful foreclosure, homeowners often find themselves up against big names like U.S. Bank, Deutsche Bank, or Bank of New York Mellon. These “trustees” appear on foreclosure documents, often leading homeowners to …
In the ongoing struggle to save homes from foreclosure, homeowners often find themselves backed into a corner, feeling as if they’re facing an unstoppable force. The clock is ticking, the auction date is looming, and desperation sets in. But, what many don’t realize is that there are powerful tools available to fight back, even in …
Bankruptcy as Foreclosure Defense Using Adversarial Actions Read More »
How to Reopen Discovery on a Dead Case: A Strategic Approach to Wrongful Foreclosure In the early days of the foreclosure crisis, as far back as 2008, lawyers representing homeowners were scoring victories against the banks, particularly for violations of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). …
Our head of Research, Donna Steenkamp, was instrumental in doing the kind of research and documentation of evidence that reversed a bad lower court ruling
Hey there, homeowner! If you’re here, it’s likely you’re worried about foreclosure and want to know how long you can postpone it. Let me tell you upfront: you’re not alone. Many homeowners face this challenge, and understanding your options is the first step to taking control of the situation. It’s our mission here at Livinglies.me …
EMERGENCY HEARING REQUEST Case #2013-CA-012542-O This order based upon an emergency motion prepared by Richard Kalinoski esq. with assistance from Anthony Varrone J.D., highlights the creative and unique benefits of our Foreclosure Litigation experience. The sale of clients home was scheduled to be foreclosed upon in Florida on June 4th of this year. In the …
Another win for Livinglies.me team combines Probate and Foreclosures issues to stop Sale Read More »
Why do pro se litigants in foreclosure defense cases lose so often? My mentor Neil Garfield, and now me, spend a lot of time working on the livinglies blog to present evidence-based strategies and methods to homeowners to help them save their homes from illegal foreclosures. Often these same homeowners are trying to save their …
Please Welcome new team members to Living lies Our fight against illegal foreclosures continues… as a practicing attorney, Richard has reviewed over (400,000) foreclosure cases for clients and provided detailed forensic analysis based on the foreclosure suit filed against the homeowner by the bank and servicer of the loan. His combined experience in foreclosure defense …
Last month I posted about our successful strategic foreclosure defense model. This model was developed by my mentor Neil Garfield over decades and has been utilized by pro se homeowners and the attorney’s we help with Litigation support services across the country. It has resulted in our being able to save thousands of homes in …
Leveraging Discovery in Judicial and Non-Judicial States Through State Specific Statutes In the labyrinth of foreclosure litigation, the timing and strategy employed during critical stages can significantly impact the outcome. Our experience has revealed a paramount step often overlooked by real estate homeowners, proving prejudicial in many cases. This negligence often allows foreclosure proceedings to …
In a foreclosure proceeding in a judicial foreclosure state, or a request for injunctive relief in a non-judicial foreclosure state, or in a motion for relief proceeding in a bankruptcy court, the courts are dealing with and writing about the problems very frequently. In many if not almost all cases, the party seeking to exercise …
A Guide for Homeowners and Their Attorneys in Foreclosure Defense Did You Take a Loan? We’ve all been there, sitting in a courtroom, listening as the judge fires off a familiar question: “Did you take a loan?” Whether you’re defending yourself or you’ve got a lawyer by your side, this moment can be nerve-wracking. But …
How to Stand Your Ground in Court Without Offending the Judge Read More »
One of the most important things I learned from Neil Garfield in the time he was mentoring me and preparing me to take over his practice is this: When you’re trying to figure out who has the rights to your home loan, don’t get caught up asking about who has the paper note. Instead, focus …
Don't Ask Who Holds the Note, Ask Who REALLY Owns Your Debt Read More »
The core of defending against foreclosure is getting the right information during court proceedings. The goal here is to ask questions that neither the bank’s lawyer nor the bank itself can answer. Specifically, you want to question the real existence of the debt, who really owns it, and who has the right to collect or …
The Secret Sauce of Foreclosure Defense: Discovery Read More »
As Neil Garfield explained to me and many of his clients and readers, the only thing most judges are interested in is where did the money go, who paid, who received and whether it was paid, and if in part, to what extent. One must be very careful to distinguish this from the “show me …
Foreclosure is a word that makes many homeowners cringe. Homeownership is a part of the American Dream for many, but it can quickly turn into a nightmare if you face foreclosure. Foreclosure means that the bank is trying to take your home. It’s a difficult situation that many homeowners find themselves in, but it’s not …
Don't wait til it's too Late: Act now to protect your home from Foreclosure Read More »
Hello, Lance Denha esq. of Livinglies here again to help you in the fight against illegal foreclosures. Homeowners often find themselves overwhelmed and uncertain about their rights. The complex legal processes can leave homeowners feeling powerless and isolated. However, it’s crucial to remember that you have rights as a homeowner, and understanding these rights can …
The four key rights of Homeowners in Foreclosure Read More »
People keep getting letters and they tend to treat the information as real simply because it is in writing. That is the nub of the Wall Street scheme — send out written communication and documents without regard to the truth and people will assume that the document or letter would not have been sent if …
About that letter you receive from the company claimed to be your servicer: PennyMac Read More »
see https://www.natlawreview.com/article/district-court-requires-plaintiff-to-disclose-evidence-about-noneconomic-loss I have been writing, lecturing, and just saying the same thing since 2006. Homeowners don’t need to prove anything. The objective in Foreclosure Defense is to prevent the claimant from pursuing their claim. If you are not willing to do all the necessary work and to make certain you have it right, then …
The failures to disclose material facts providing the real context of the “loans” deprived borrowers of choice between lenders and deprived them of the opportunity of bargaining for terms that were based upon the economic reality — that the main point of the loan origination was not the loan but rather the sale of unregistered …
Attorney Patricia Rodriguez has been defending homeowners from wrongful foreclosure for over a decade. Located in Los Angeles, California, Ms. Rodriguez has been appointed to serve as a legal expert and provider of expert testimony on unlawful detainers and foreclosures in Los Angeles Superior Court. She has been on the foreclosure forefront since the housing …
Attorney Patricia Rodriguez: California Foreclosure Overview Read More »
To listen to Patricia Rodriguez discuss the latest foreclosure defense issues please visit the Neil Garfield Show here and here. By Patricia Rodriguez, Esq. Nothing in this article is meant to be construed as legal advice; there is no attorney-client relationship that is being created. This is for general education purposes only. After years …
See AU Section 332 Auditing Derivative Instruments, hedging Activities and Investment in Securities. * Every written instrument is by definition the memorialization of an event. Absent the event in the real world, the instrument is worthless at best and at worst fraudulent. This is derived from the my knowledge of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) …
The resulting case law is opening up Pandora’s box as the law of these foreclosure cases spills over into hundreds of other situations. Get a consult! 202-838-6345 https://www.vcita.com/v/lendinglies to schedule CONSULT, leave message or make payments. THIS ARTICLE IS NOT A LEGAL OPINION UPON WHICH YOU CAN RELY IN ANY INDIVIDUAL CASE. HIRE A LAWYER. —————- …
Freddie Mac Selling Toxic Loans: Do they really own those loans? Read More »
