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Maria Bartko charged with running a $1.4 million mortgage fraud scheme turns government witness

by | May 5, 2017 | Foreclosure Defense News, Tactics, and Tips

Co-Defendant Likely To Testify Against Ill. Judge, Feds Say By Diana Novak Jones Law360, Chicago (May 4, 2017, 5:10 PM EDT) — The co-defendant of an Illinois state judge charged with running a $1.4 million mortgage fraud scheme is cooperating with the government...

How the FHA May Impact the Supreme Court Foreclosure Ruling

by | May 4, 2017 | Foreclosure Defense News, Tactics, and Tips

How the FHA May Impact the Supreme Court Foreclosure Ruling In a 5-3 decision on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that cities can sue banks over lost tax revenue on foreclosed properties from urban blight. Law360 reported that Miami has the standing to sue...

Here’s why Wells Fargo forces its customers into arbitration: It wins most of the time

by | Apr 8, 2017 | Foreclosure Defense News, Tactics, and Tips

Here’s why Wells Fargo forces its customers into arbitration: It wins most of the time The fine print: portion of an arbitration clause from a Wells Fargo credit card agreement, which binds the customer to arbitrate almost any dispute with the bank and forbids...

City of Missoula to pull $2.6M from Wells Fargo accounts

by | Apr 6, 2017 | Foreclosure Defense News, Tactics, and Tips

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — The Missoula City Commission has voted to pull $2.6 million of the city’s money from Wells Fargo accounts because the bank is invested in the Dakota Access Pipeline and because employees opened fraudulent customer accounts to generate fees and...

How to Control Corrupt Courts, Judges, and Lawyers!

by | Apr 5, 2017 | Foreclosure Defense News, Tactics, and Tips

How to Control Corrupt Courts, Judges, and Lawyers! Law school teaches all sorts of things … but not how to control judges nor how to overcome scheming tricks of crooked lawyers! Law school is not the real world. Law professors are too politically correct to...