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By J. Guggenheim Servicers don’t want to modify. They don’t want to short-sale, and they don’t want to allow you to refinance. In fact, the sole objective is to use whatever means are necessary to take one missed payment and leverage it into a future default while piling on the penalties and fees to erode […]
The Bootstrap Trap By J. Guggenheim Boot Strap PDF Here. Duke Law Professor Sara Sternberg Greene’s paper The Bootstrap Trap describes the tragic oppression of consumer credit on low-income households as people strive desperately to become secure and self-sufficient and the limited influence of poverty law. Professor Sternberg Greene, a practicing sociologist, evaluates the disturbing impact […]
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Just a quick post from the LendingLies moderator. It appears that record numbers of bank-associated entities are commenting on the blog, registering for seminars (banker’s are welcome!) and attempting to confuse our readers- especially when Neil writes about rescission. Posts on rescission tend to bring the banks out in record numbers. Neil Garfield’s policy is […]
[wpvideo ldPzCKbS] Thursdays LIVE! Click in to the The Neil Garfield Show Or call in at (347) 850-1260, 6pm Eastern Thursday In re JenzabarInc. Derivative Litigation 1-18-2018-US Bank Reply – Schaeffer – TX Money Laundering Threat Asssesment – 2005 (1) Investigator Bill Paatalo joins California attorney Charles Marshall to discuss the disturbing fact […]
To those who think that this a gotcha moment consider this: Your lack of understanding of civil court procedure is what is preventing you from seeing the obvious — claims are not granted relief unless they are litigated — no matter how “obvious” the outcome. Rescission is an event not a claim. It’s the contest of […]
Here again is another example of sweeping wrongful conduct under the rug. Bank of America settles with 50 states attorneys general, promises the correct the wrongs, but doesn’t do a thing to a correct anything. They pay $3.4 million to settle hundreds of billions worth of claims and the homeowners don’t know that they have […]
Eudaimonia (Greek: εὐδαιμονία [eu̯dai̯mo’níaː]), sometimes anglicized as eudaemonia or eudemonia /juːdɪˈmoʊniə/, is a Greek word commonly translated as happiness or welfare; however, “human flourishing” has been proposed as a more accurate translation. By R. Sterling Braxton This is a rant about American social decay, foreclosure and the decline of the America you once knew. […]
The one BIG thing that is missing in most foreclosure litigation is that the documents submitted are hearsay. The danger is that certain documents kept in the ordinary course of business have credibility and therefore may be admitted as an exception unless you move to strike them from the record immediately. The point here is […]
Thursdays LIVE! Click in to the The Neil Garfield Show Or call in at (347) 850-1260, 6pm Eastern Thursdays Love the Show? PLEASE DONATE HERE. We’ve all watched courtroom dramas on television where the defense attorney leaps to his feet and calls out “Objection! Hearsay.” The judge proceeds to bang his gavel and says “sustained,” […]
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