FREE WEBINAR: PRELITIGATION STRATEGIES AND TACTICS IN FORECLOSURE CASES 1.0 CLE FLORIDA BAR APPROVED.
Nov 16, 2021
What to do before the shooting starts APPROVED FOR 1.0 CLE CREDITS APPROVED BY THE FLORIDA BAR HOMEOWNER ATTENDANCE PERMITTED I invite ALL READERS to attend the following Webinar this Friday at 4PM EST. I am doing it without charge although as always I invite donations to livinglies.me. https://livinglies.me/2021/11/11/the-real-deal-required-reading-for-free-webinar-next-friday-11-19-4pm-est/ TECH Problem: If you want the seminar materials please write to…[...]
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I’m often bewildered when people act surprised by what I’ve been documenting for years. Everything on my blog comes from hard data, legal proceedings, and administrative findings — not speculation. Yes, the system is corrupt. But here’s the reality: being right isn’t enough in court. If you step into litigation without understanding procedure and evidence, you’ll likely lose. For 15…[...]Continue Reading
Anyone with enough money to do it can establish a false national narrative that is universally believed. It is done through false advertising and the heavy implementation of false labels that eventually are assumed by everyone to be true. The success of the venture depends on the ability to addict the players to the money flow, while the founders of…[...]
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The bottom line is that if you start off with a hostile attitude toward the judge, the possibility of a successful result for anyone defending a case diminishes to practically zero. Likewise for the litigant who expects the judge to carry water for one party or the other. Judges don't carry water. They merely watch it and weigh it. That…[...]
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For some unknown tech reason the Tom Ice article from the Florida Bar Journal will not post. See end of article for quotes from article. This article explains why the banks are unlocking a door they really don't want to see opened when lawyers argue that the homeowner has received some value by not paying rent or mortgage payments. If…[...]
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Corruption discovery evidence Fabrication of documents foreclosure defenses foreclosure mill Modification Pleading Servicer
Unilateral Mistake: Equitable Defenses Explained — How homeowners can get the upper hand and defend against enforcement of contract that is different from the one they knew or intended
Nov 10, 2021
Homeowners are missing out on a huge opportunity for economic gain that balances the power between Wall Street and consumers. Courts of equity are courts of conscience, which should not be shackled by rigid rules of procedure,[51] and inherent in a court’s equitable powers is the authority to prevent injustice engendered by fraud, accident, or mistake.[52] Florida Bar Journal Novembert/December 2021…[...]
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if the payment is directed to the company claiming to be a servicer on behalf of a non-existing creditor, the homeowner's liability for the scheduled payment is not reduced. Like most foreclosure sales, the proceeds from insurance are used as free money or revenue by all of the participants in the fake process of servicing. * Update from reader/client: you…[...]
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The bottom line is if someone offers you a return higher than the marketplace offers, there is no way for them to pay you except by selling more investments to new victims. You will almost definitely lose your money. Mr. Gallagher promised a 5 to 8 percent return on his clients’ investments, according to court records. A vast majority of…[...]
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**** Sign Up for 1 Hour 1 CLE Prelitigation Webinar 11/19/21 4PM Friday**** * Back in 2006 on TV, I said something like this: "Given the size and scope of this illegal enterprise, there probably are not enough available assets in the world to purchase and hide from public scrutiny. The banks will inevitably expand into fields in which they…[...]
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Both homeowners and lawyers like to throw around the term "fraud upon the court." But it actually ends up diminishing the credibility of both. There are several reasons why you should not allege fraud unless you have indisputable sold proof that the documents and/or oral arguments were filled with statements that were known to be false when they were made.…[...]
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