The Training Every Foreclosure Defense & Bankruptcy Lawyer Needs

This is such a good promotional piece that it deserves distribution. We need to build and educate our defense force against the corruption. Max Gardner has designed one of the best “Boot Camp” seminars offered to dedicated defense attorneys. Knowledge is power!

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Wells Fargo’s Failed to Establish that it is the Holder of the Note – Claim Objection Granted!

Buckle Up

See the Franklin Decision – MEMORANDUM OF DECISION ON DEBTOR’S OBJECTION TO CLAIM OF WELLS FARGO BANK, NA

“Wells Fargo’s failure to establish that it is the holder of the Note similarly requires the Claim Objection to be granted and Claims 1‐2 and 1‐1 disallowed.”
There ARE decent judges!

(Unlike some other bank-biased judge this week that encountered more than enough robo-signed documents and intentionally excluded Defendants’ evidence proving that the bank hadn’t met its burden… and kept the doors closed to witnesses and the public throughout the trial, without a witness exclusion motion, while it ruled for the bank)

With apologies to Paul Simon—Linda’s Song

I met him at a deposition
On a case I had last year
It involved some serious fabrications
Like from a man who had way too much beer Continue reading

REALITY CHECK – The Banks Are Going to Lose the FHFA Suits

The Banks Are Going to Lose the FHFA Suits, So They Are Trying to Shoot The Messenger.

By | September 10, 2011

FHFAEver since the Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA, Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac’s overseer) filed its blockbuster securities fraud suits against 17 banks and 131 individual bankers, a lot of commentators have said, essentially: How dare FHFA sue banks for securities fraud? Fannie and Freddie were crooks too! (Er, Fannie and Freddie were too sophisticated to be fooled! Fannie and Freddie couldn’t have been defrauded by the banks!) Continue reading