by Mike on April 19, 2010
The Wall Street Journal published an article on the two Sixth Circuit cases I wrote about last week, both the Harpster and the Visicaro cases. The article quotes a lawyer in David J. Stern’s office, Forrest McSurdy, who makes the outrageous statement that: Judges get in a whirl about technicalities because the courts are overwhelmed. [...]
by Mike on April 16, 2010
Last week, we learned that many foreclosure cases have been granted based on inadmissible “Affidavits of Indebtedness” and falsified assignment documents. This week, some of the foreclosure mill lawyers pushing this fake paper have realized they’ve backed themselves into a corner. [PDF] MR. OSBORNE: It appears that our affidavits will be — will need to [...]
Foreclosure plaintiff submits faked assignment documents in Pasco case Imagine you’ve been sued for foreclosure. Now, imagine the plaintiff submits, as evidence, a bunch of falsified documents to establish its right to foreclose. That could never happen, right? Wrong. It did, and Pasco Judge Lynn Tepper found out and would not stand for it, in [...]
