Federal judge rules Bank of America hurt Jacksonville couple, must pay $204,000

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You have the read this story. My hats off to the judge for sticking it to Bank of America!

ORDERED:

1. Bank of America’s Motion to Amend Pleadings (Doc. 102) is DENIED.

2. The Court intends to enter judgment in favor of Plaintiffs Ronald and Deborah Goodin and against Bank of America in the amount of $204,000 once attorneys’ fees have been decided. The Goodins have until July 15, 2015 to file a motion for attorneys’ fees and costs, and Bank of America has until August 10, 2015 to respond.

DONE AND ORDERED.

And here is the court information. Click here.

Aug. 08–A Jacksonville federal judge has issued a sharp critique of Bank of America in a case involving a Jacksonville couple where the bank mishandled court filings and began a years-long process of trying to collect a non-existent debt and falsely filing for foreclosure.

Bank of America ruined…

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Appellate Courts Drilling Down Through the Paper to the REAL TRANSACTION

What in the world are these judges going to do when they finally realize the patented software scheme for these quasi-securities has no statutory law?!

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see DOC080715 Balch v LaSalle Bank Fla. 4th DCA 8-5-15

A court that gets it! Reversed and remand with orders to enter involuntary dismissal! Finally the smoke and mirrors are clearing out. This court has pierced through the paperwork and is asking “how do we know there is any reality to what is stated on the paperwork relied upon by the foreclosing party?” In other words, show me the real transaction, prove the payments. Let’s see if any real transaction ever took place. By raising the issue of INTENT the Court is saying to the banks “we…

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