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This is the trailer of the film of the first hand experience of the film maker, Doug Boggs, and what he uncovered in his personal fraudulent foreclosure process and the subsequent legal battle against Wells Fargo Bank while acting as his own attorney through the state of CA Superior, Appeals, Supreme, and Federal court systems.

This film shows the depth of the fraud of the foreclosure system, the failure of the justice system, the corruption of Wall Street and the illegalities of the Securitization of mortgages.

This documentary delves into how someone with NO mortgage is foreclosed on, how a homeowner can be current on their mortgage and still be foreclosed on, how there is a very high chance that the bank foreclosing on any property has NO right to do so, and how many of the banks that collect the money for a mortgage every…

As reported in our blog article below, in June the Second District Court of Appeal held that California’s non-judicial foreclosure statutes do not grant a defaulting borrower the right to enjoin a foreclosure sale by alleging that the lender lacks standing. (Keshtgar v. U.S. Bank, N.A. (2014) 226 Cal.App.4th 1201.)

The California Supreme Court recently granted review of the Keshtgar decision and deferred briefing until resolution of a related matter entitled Yvanova v. New Century Mortgage Corp.

The court has also granted review of Mendoza v. JPMorgan Chase Bankand deferred briefing until resolution of Yvanova.

The grant of review in Yvanova is limited to a single issue: “In an action for wrongful foreclosure on a deed of trust securing a home loan, does the borrower have standing to challenge an assignment of the note and deed of trust on the basis of defects allegedly rendering the assignment void?”

If your next trip to the bank involved going to the drive-thru, you might find no one there to greet you. That could certainly be the case if you put your financial needs in the hands of Bank of America, which has plans to close some of its drive-thru windows this year.

A good friend once said, “Perception becomes the reality.”

When opinion is accepted as fact, perception soon becomes reality, at least for those who share these opinions and cling to the resulting perceptions. Herein lies the reason for the division in America today and unless we make a concerted effort to separate perception from reality, opinion from fact, fiction from truth, that division will continue [JB Williams 2005].

While the President’s State of the Union speech was…

As The Washington Times reports,

After years of being blocked by Democratic leader Harry Reid, the Senate will finally get a chance next year to vote on legislation to force a broad audit of the Federal Reserve’s decision-making.

Once championed in Congress by former Rep. Ron Paul, the push to force the country’s central bank to undergo a full audit has been picked up by his son, Sen. Rand Paul, and others, and has the backing of the leader of the new Republican majority, Sen. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, whose office says the legislation will earn a floor vote.

But despite overwhelming support in the House, where the legislation has twice passed, the bill is not a sure thing in the Senate, and the Fed itself is pushing back. Chairwoman Janet L. Yellen said earlier this month the Fed remains opposed to stricter oversight of its monetary policy decisions…