IMPORTANT PRACTICE NOTE: The use of the doctrine of estoppel on the facts presented in this article is only a temporary solution. If a representative of the bank told you to stop paying and then declared you in default and foreclose  it is unfair and that is exactly why we have the doctrine of estoppel. […]

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GET COMBO TITLE AND SECURITIZATION ANALYSIS – CLICK HERE MADIGAN ISSUES SUBPOENAS TO LPS, NationWide Title Clearing ; WIDENS ‘ROBOSIGNING’ PROBE FROM STOPFORECLOSURENOW.COM Chicago — Attorney General Lisa Madigan today expanded her investigation into “robosigning” practices, issuing subpoenas against two national mortgage servicing support providers. The subpoenas are the latest effort in Madigan’s ongoing probe […]

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SEE LIVINGLIES LITIGATION SUPPORT AT LUMINAQ.COM “Raymond H. Brescia, assistant professor of law at Albany Law School, said: “We’re seeing a disproportionate number of cases in the foreclosure context where questionable filings have been made. I think it’s easy to say this is the largest and most wide-ranging fraud against the courts in the United […]

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