Two days ago in the case of Obudskey v McCarthy and Holthus LLP the  Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral argument on issues relating to the application of the Federal Debt Collection Procedures Act (FDCPA). The argument for including the law firm pursuing foreclosure was presented by DANIEL L. GEYSER, Esq. in […]

Tags: Daniel L Geyser, Debt Collectors, FDCPA, McCarthy and Holthus, SCOTUS
Posted in Corruption, foreclosure defenses, foreclosure mill, legal standing, Servicer |

Editor’s Note: In an extremely well-written and well reasoned decision Federal District Court Judge M. James Lorenz denied the Motion to dismiss of US Bank on an alleged WAMU securitization that for the first time recognizes that the securitization scheme could be a sham, with no basis in fact. Although the Plaintiff chose not to […]

Tags: accounting from master servicer, accounting from sub-servicer, assignment, attempt to securitize, California Reconveyance Company, cloud on title, Colleen Irby, CRC, cut-off date, Debt Collectors, FDCPA, fraud in origination of loan documents, livinglies-store.com, loan receivable, Lorenz, MOTION TO DISMISS, qualified written request, quiet title, QWR, RESPA 6, true credidtor, trust document, U.S. Bank, Unfair Competition LAw, WAMU
Posted in bubble, Corruption, Eviction, securities fraud |

Eltman, Eltman & Cooper was one of 35 law firms sued last July by the state, which claimed that they had improperly obtained more than 100,000 judgments in consumer-debt cases. Editor’s notes: The dubious “enforcement” of mortgages, notes and “obligations (that have been paid many times over through credit enhancement) is both mirrored and amplified […]

Tags: debt, Debt Collectors, Eltman, Eltman & Cooper, judges, New York, Obligation, Philip S. Straniere, usury, WILLIAM GLABERSON
Posted in Corruption, foreclosure mill, Servicer |