The reason the cases cannot be settled or modified is that the loans no longer exist, there is no known owner (past present or future) and nobody has any real authority to settle or modify a loan when they are a complete stranger to the transaction (as stated in the recent San Francisco study). This […]

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We have come a long way in six years. Back in 2007 almost everyone thought that the mortgage bonds were valid instruments issued by a valid entity that owned valid mortgages. Now we have Reuters news service reporting that “home loans underlying securities were rotten from the start.” Thus we are crossing that line where […]

Tags: account receivable, appraisal fraud, auction fraud, bailout, Bank of America, Bloomberg, Chase Bank, commodities, disclosure, Federal reserve, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, Reuters, securitization
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8/8/13 NOTE: This decision was approved for publication and therefore applies to all cases within the district of the appellate court. On the other hand we should not assume that they have arrived nor that this decision will have pervasive effects throughout California or elsewhere in the United States or other countries. J.P. Morgan did […]

Tags: Chase Bank, cutoff date, Glaski, insurance, JP Morgan, mortgage backed bonds, REMIC, securitization, security, TRICO, Washington Mutual
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Tags: account receivable, BID, BOND receivable, cash bid, credit, credit bid, creditor, foreclosure auction, Investor, note receivable, strategy of delay
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We hold these truths to be self evident: that Chase never acquired any loans from Washington Mutual and that Bank of America never acquired any loans from Countrywide.  A review of the merger documents approved by the FDIC reveals that neither Chase nor Bank of America wanted to assume any liabilities in connection with the […]

Tags: agent and principal, Bank of America t, Chase Bank, countrywide, FDIC, JP Morgan Chase, statute of limitations, Washington Mutual
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With judges under pressure to clear their calendar, the strategy of the banks in delaying prosecution of foreclosure cases is coming to an end. And the opportunity for the borrower, as well as a good reason for action, has just begun. An aggressive approach is more likely to yield good results than any strategy predicated […]

Tags: company witness, credibility, debt, evidence, expert declaration, New York trust, personal knowledge, Reg Z, REMIC, TILA
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Now that I am actively practicing law I see the reasons for the anger and recriminations regarding the conduct of proceedings involving foreclosure. But whether the judge likes it or not the law is very clear regarding a condition precedent to the filing of foreclosure action. The borrower must receive notice. The notice must state […]

Tags: delay tactics, Federal reserve, Florida LAw, motion for summary judgment, my mission, Notice of Default, notice of right to reinstatement, rules of civil procedure
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There many ways to win a case, so what I am saying in this article should be taken in the context of a larger reality where lawyers are winning hearings and winning the entire case using their own style, strategies and tactics. And it is equally true that any case management plan, regardless of the […]

Tags: discovery, LITIGATION, mortgages, Motion Practice, trial practice
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I was speaking with Patrick Giunta, Esq. a successful foreclosure trial attorney in Fort Lauderdale about credit bids, necessary and indispensable parties, standing and strategy and I thought I would make a blog out of it. His direct number is 954-928-0100 and his office is located on Federal Highway. But you will probably have more […]

Tags: account receivable, BOND receivable, business records exception, credibility, credit bid, creditor, hearsay rule, mortgage bond, mortgage note, necessary and indispensable party, note receivable, Patrick Giunta, standing
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Here it is. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/senkalive/2013/07/13/hope-for-justice-is-our-only-weapon-1 Danielle Kelley, Esq., a partner in the litigation firm of Garfield, Gwaltney, Kelley and White, returns to blog talk radio revealing the latest bank scamming on mediation, modification and settlement of illegal collections and Foreclosures by the Wall Street Banks.

Tags: Bank of America, Florida, foreclosure defense, modifications, Urban Lending Solutions
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