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THE GARFIELD CONTINUUM: THE STRATEGY FOR TOTAL VICTORY AGAINST THE LENDERS IN THE CURRENT FORECLOSURE MARKET SECURITIZATION AND MORTGAGE DEFENSE/OFFENSE WORKSHOP September 4, 2008 (9AM TO 5PM) LOEWS HOTEL, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA IN 2009, 14 MILLION HOMEOWNERS WILL DEMAND THEIR HOMES FREE AND CLEAR WILL YOU BE READY TO REPRESENT THEM? DUE TO TECHNOLOGY ERROR, […]
I NEED LAWYERS IN ALL FIFTY STATES TO REFER CASES TO. WE ARE TALKING MONEY AND WINNING HERE NOT CHARITY AND LOST CAUSES. BUT YOU NEED TO KNOW THE PLAN, PLAN THE WORK AND WORK THE PLAN. EMERGENCY WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT COMING UP FOR SEPTEMBER 4 DVD ARGUMENTS IN PRODUCTION DOCUMENTARY IN PRODUCTION BOOK FOR LAYMAN […]
The government’s role in this mess has been abdicated to people running agendas that are based on narrow self-interest. One could argue that if the Federal Reserve window was swung open for investment banks to borrow at Fed Funds rates using worthless securities based upon assets (residential real estate), that the same window should be […]
If you look at the proposed rules, you can see that the Fed has already established, as a matter of fact, a widespread pattern of predatory lending, bad underwriting, etc.You can use this as further proof of your arguments, that the government itself found these things to be true because they are taking the trouble […]
The following is a short article written by a good lawyer from California who understands the advantages and uses of TILA, audits etc. It doesn’t address the forensic analysis of the ledgers of the mortgage servicer or the securitization process, but it does state eloquently the case for knowing what you are doing: TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT And […]
‘Ghostwriting’ Lawyers Can Remain Cloaked, but Not for Tactical Advantage Charles Toutant 01-29-2008 A federal magistrate judge’s ruling last year that “ghostwriting” pleadings for a pro se litigant violates a lawyer’s ethical duty of candor to the court has caused an uproar loud enough to get a New Jersey Supreme Court ethics committee’s attention. In […]
State Bar Associations are wrestling with the issues of “Ghost-Writing” and Unauthorized Practice of Law. On the one hand it is obvious that substantial additional education is required for local lawyers to properly file their schedules in bankruptcy petitions or properly defend the foreclosures in state courts. On the other hand, despite the paucity of […]
“Failure to Add Indispensable” Parties: Why Not Raising This Defense in Your Client’s Mortgage Foreclosure Case May be a Ticket to a Legal Malpractice Claim This article is intended for attorneys who choose to defend a mortgage foreclosure action. As has been repeatedly published in this blog, in the great majority of instances we have […]
Until the past few months few lawyers, judges or legislatures ever considered the foreclosure process to be anything other than a ministerial process. What has now emerged in hundreds of cases across the country is the dismissal, many times with prejudice, of foreclosure actions because of fraudulent documents from the lender, payment in full on […]
The most interesting part of this article is that our theory that third parties were actually paying the loan payments due to third parties that had “purchased” the mortgage loans, is validated. This of couse presents an interesting problem in foreclosure defense: the defense of payment is now doubled — one for the money received […]
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