Homeowners Sue SPS in Class Action Over Failure to Mitigate — Livinglies’s Weblog

Thousands of cases like this one have pointed out that SPS and other servicers like Ocwen do not consult with any investor, do not evaluate the case for settlement, modification or mitigation. The answer to questions arising from the unwillingness of those companies to comply with law stems from the fact that the vast majority […]

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Investigator Bill Paatalo: Wells Fargo Admits To Executing WaMu Note Endorsement in 2013, And the Arkansas Bankruptcy Court Allows WaMu to Get Away With It! — Livinglies’s Weblog

Editor’s note: Great find by investigator Bill Paatalo at BPinvestigativeagency.com. Arkansas courts are known to be some of the most corrupt bankruptcy and foreclosure courts in the country and the Arkansas Judiciary refuses to follow its own laws while catering to the interests of Foreclosure Mill Wilson and Associates. US bankruptcy trustee Joyce Babin is […]

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That is outrageous that the United States Bankruptcy Judge in Arkansas refused to follow the law. However, the fact that Wells Fargo admitted certain facts could potentially be used against them in other cases as a party could request that the Court take judicial notice of the admissions made by Wells Fargo in that case pursuant to Rules 201 and 1101 of the Federal Rules of Evidence.

Rule 201 of the Federal Rules of Evidence

Rule 1101 of the Federal Rules of Evidence

Altering or amending a judgment in United States District Court

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Correction of a clerical error in United States District Court

http://www.legaldocspro.net/blog/motion-to-correct-a-clerical-error-in-united-states-district-court/

 

Oregon County Enters Into Illegal Setlement with MERS, Bank of America, etc.

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A contract to commit an illegal activity is void or unenforceable. Here a county in Oregon sued the big banks and MERS and then accepted a few million dollars in exchange for saying that they would accept MERS recordings. This by-passes the Oregon legislature which determines what documents can be recorded and how they must be recorded. This county is putting its own stamp of approval on fraudulent documents. No county is authorized to make policy decisions like that.

Once again the banks have purchased government action and inaction.

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Sovereign citizen legal argument

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Goldman Sachs to pay $272 million in toxic mortgage lawsuit

Just more evidence that Wall Street firms will stop at nothing to make a buck. What gall they must have to defraud an electrical worker’s pension fund!

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Goldman Sachs (GS) will pay $272 million to settle a lawsuit over losses suffered due to alleged misrepresentations of the quality of mortgage loans that backed crisis-era mortgage-backed securities.

According to a Reuters report, the settlement is with investors led by NECA-IBEW Health & Welfare Fund, an electrical workers’ pension fund in Decatur, Illinois.

The lawsuit stretches back to 2008, when NECA-IBEW sued Goldman Sachs, arguing that Goldman made false statements or omitted key information regarding the nature of the mortgages it sold into 17 different trusts during 2007.

From the Reuters report:

NECA-IBEW accused Goldman of misleading investors about the underwriting of home loans backing the securities, including the quality of appraisals and whether borrowers were capable of repaying their loans.

The fund said the securities’ prices collapsed during and after the financial crisis, while their credit ratings fell to low, “triple-C” junk grades…

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BOA Slammed For Pursuing Nonexistent Debt and Filing False Foreclosure: Judgment for Borrower $204,000

A United States District Court Judge in Florida has ruled that Bank of America damaged a Jacksonville couple by pursuing a nonexistent debt and ordered them to pay $204,000 in damages.

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As Judges catch up to the reality and disabuse themselves of the assumption that the Banks wouldn’t file foreclosure without a good reason to do so and a legally enforceable right to do so, we get more and more decisions like this one.

BOA like the other banks is in pursuit of foreclosures for many reasons. They have no right to foreclosure and the real creditor is being blocked out of the equation. The so-called investor doesn’t even know the foreclosure was filed. And they are contractually stopped from even inquiring, just as the Trustees…

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Why The U.S. Isn’t Prosecuting White Collar Criminals

I am not surprised that this happening. After all Obama was elected and then re-elected with the help of Wall Street money

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Now that is the million dollar question…

A British banker is headed to prison for over a dozen years for cheating the markets, but American prosecutions of financial and other professionalized crimes are at their lowest levels in 20 years, according to data compiled by Syracuse University’s Transaction Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC).

The decline in American vigor against crooks who keep their hands clean comes as Britain prepares to send a financier to prison for his role in a megabank conspiracy to rig interest rates in their favor. Tom Hayes, 35, was sentenced Monday to 14 years behind bars by a British jury.

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William Black, a white collar criminologist and finance professor who helped expose the vast fraud underlying the Savings & Loan (S&L) crisis of the 1980s and then authored a book titled “The Best Way To Rob A Bank Is To Own One,” said the prosecutorial…

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Free sample legal documents for California and Federal litigation

Free sample legal documents for California and Federal litigation are the topic of this blog post. If you are looking for a bill of sale or other sample legal document be sure to check out the embedded document below that has more details.