Jeannie K. May, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC, Defendant-Appellant. Jeannie K. May, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Nationstar Mortgage, LLC, Defendant-Appellee. May v Nationstar Mortgage Nos. 16-1285, 16-1307.United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.Submitted: December 15, 2016.Filed: March 29, 2017.Kevin Michael Abel, for Defendant-Appellant. Jeffrey Mark Tillotson, for Defendant-Appellant. Rhiana Luaders, for Defendant-Appellant. Amy Elizabeth Breihan, for Defendant-Appellant. Elizabeth Scott Letcher, for Plaintiff-Appellee.…[...]

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David Dayen, author of the book Chain of Title, has launched a newsletter.    If you are a fan of David Dayen, who has been instrumental in bringing foreclosure fraud issues to the national level, subscribe at http://tinyletter.com/DavidDayen[...]

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David Trott, MI-11 — April 7, 2017 by Eclectablog Republican Congressman David Trott from Michigan’s 11th Congressional District has a long and sordid history profiting from the “human misery” caused when his foreclosure business threw victims of the Bush Recession out of their homes. He didn’t just run a foreclosure-based law firm. He created a vertically integrated machine to ensure…[...]

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http://dailysignal.com/2017/03/10/clarence-thomas-casts-doubt-on-the-constitutionality-of-civil-forfeiture/ This week, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas signaled his belief that civil asset forfeiture laws have strayed too far from their narrow historical precedent and questioned whether “modern civil-forfeiture statutes can be squared with the Due Process Clause and our nation’s history.” The news stems from a case, Lisa Olivia Leonard v. Texas, which—like so many forfeiture cases—began along…[...]

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Thursdays LIVE! Click in to the The Neil Garfield Show Or call in at (347) 850-1260, 6pm Eastern Thursdays Q and A: Statute of Limitations In this episode I will be discuss two states with drastically different interpretations of Statute of Limitations.  In Florida the Bartram decision ruled that every time a homeowner misses a payment, the statute resets.  In…[...]

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By David Migoya Colorado’s largest foreclosure law firm has landed a major victory in its five-year legal battle against state investigators who tried to prove attorney Larry Castle and his law-partner wife, Caren, headed a money-hungry outfit that for years preyed on a foreclosure system gone wild. In a 92-page opinion issued Tuesday, Denver District Judge Morris Hoffman ruled mostly…[...]

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While at the University of Iowa it was her study that first revealed that at least 40% of all original notes were intentionally destroyed or lost shortly after signing, triggering the launch of valid foreclosure defenses. Subsequent studies show that the documents used in foreclosures were fabricated up to 95% of the time thus indicating that the percentage of notes…[...]

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It appears to me that the Florida Supreme Court Bartram decision raises far more questions and conflicts than we had before the decision despite the conflict of the DCA opinions. Bartram conflicts with prior decisions of the same court, and of most other  courts when it relates to the application of res judicata, statute of limitations and Rooker Feldman ---…[...]

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This decision is brilliant. If this actually is paid (which is some time off) then the large award to the homeowners who will gift most of it to the law schools in California will have penetrated academia and therefore the education of law students who will learn, for the first time, what is wrong with virtually all the foreclosures in…[...]

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By the Lending Lies Team Too Big to Fail behemoth Wells Fargo faces another lawsuit over faulty residential mortgage-backed securities.  As investors become aware of the fraudulent securities purchased, more lawsuits are sure to be ignited. According to a Reuters article by Jonathan Stempel, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla in Manhattan said on Thursday that Wells Fargo must face…[...]

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