State AGs have not forced LPS/Black Knight to comply with the Consent Judgment
Editor’s Note: Eric Mains, a former FDIC Team member who saw the securitization fraud first hand, has been encouraging homeowners who are in foreclosure, or were foreclosed upon, to send FOIA requests to their state Attorney Generals and ask for information about the enforcement of the LPS/Black Knight consent judgment they signed. The LPS consent judgment was agreed to by all 50 state AGs and it appears the states took the funds, but did little else to ensure compliance with the order- including the remediation of fraudulent documents filed in county records. For background on FOIA strategy and Eric Mains, see here and here, and listen here.
Filing a Complaint with the ACLU if the AG’s office in your State refuses to Comply with An FOIA/Public Records Act Request regarding the LPS Consent Judgment
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Deadly Clear 
As best I recall this has already, more or less, been done. Multiple times. Isn’t it through similar collective efforts that we got the worse than useless $25 billion National Mortgage Settlement? Also the meaningless IFR, and OCC, settlement? And the various hollow, unsubstantial settlements with Bank of America, JPMC, etc.? Wasn’t the January/February 2013 “Consent Final Judgment” with LPS, and DocX (that has apparently stopped none of the misbehavior [see below regarding NTC]) a result of similar collective efforts?
Mr. Mains states the CFJ was with all 50 state AGs. It was with only 44 state AGs, and the District of Columbia. Any of you in the 6 states that didn’t participate in the CFJ that think you missed out … Well, you didn’t.
As for Nationwide Title Clearing, Inc., they’re still “at large” (as I suspect are others). I saw a recent bogus AOM by them in just the past several weeks. The date of execution was June 2, 2017, and recordation was June 7, 2017.