Foreclosure defence handbook

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Don Borham April 11th, at pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public. Name required. Subscribe to RSS. Darren L. An investor asked me about filing re conveyances based on this book and I was shocked to hear that someone could recommend asking for prison time. He sent me a copy and I couldn't believe the lies that are being spread in the book.

He states once loans are securitized nobody can foreclose so you can go ahead and file a re conveyance upon "noticing the bank" and waiting a few weeks. Silence is acquiescence. I actually like the genuine discussion on this board and feel that many out there see the advertisement as an endorsement, however implicit. Anonymous Anonymous. Create an account or log in. Ann Share.

The info in this website or any websites on the Internet or book are usually not legal advice. Readers are strongly advised to seek competent attorneys advice for their individual case. Moose Share. Foley Share. The result? Dianne Share. I almost ordered that book last week. It is hopeless in North Carolina to find legal representation, especially being home base of Bank of America.

And when you find an attorney, you can't afford them. I don't even make that much, lol. I must go pro se in Federal Court. North Carolina State Superior Court does not allow pro se. Since this book is a failure, can anyone recommend anything to me that can prepare me for my own lawsuit?

Dianne wrote:. You live in North Carolina and hence live in the same state as an attorney named Max Gardener who many on this forum think of highly. You can Google his name and either find him or an attorney who has been educated by him. I would think there would be at least a half dozen near you. Run away from those. I would be shocked to hear that any of Gardner's students are charging in such a way. We are not aware of your situation and can only assume that you have very little time left to devise a legal defense.

This is your home. While I agree with Moose on these shysters and am all for educating yourself and have in fact done well with Jurisdictionary, you need to find a competent attorney that is up to date in the latest challenges out there.

It literally changes from state to state virtually every day. I do not think it is realistic to rely on doing a quick study and going pro se without also the advice of counsel. It is exhausting work to keep up and all the while not feel that you are doing something counterproductive.

Foreclosure itself is stressful. You need to have an attorney look at this and then truly see how much time you have left and formulate a strategy. Gardner and stand to receive nothing by this suggestion. Bill Share. Great advice, and thank you!!!! I did contact Max Gardner's firm, and was so excited.

He is a fabulous and talented man and from what I read about him, I was raring to go. In response I received a reply that he wasn't taking any new clients, outside of his city of Shelby, which is 30 minutes away from me. I did receive an email from his office with a list of boot camp graduates, and I have sent e mails to a few, but so far no return e mails. Unfortunately the list is somewhat outdated, and most are three to four hours away from me I thought I would pass on him, lol.

I guess I need to move to Shelby. I would give anything in the world if I could have Mr. Gardner represent me. He is the best!! Darren, just wanted to thank you for info. I was so discouraged, sat down and cried. There is no way in the world I can pay those fees. I'm encouraged to know I'm not the only one who thinks they were incredibly high!!! Moose, maybe you're right. North Carolina requires an attorney file forms for Superior Court. I asked if I could file them myself, and she said nooooooooooo In North Carolina Superior Court, only an attorney can file a complaint.

I just figured par for the course in Bank of America's hometown. But I agree with you, I never dreamed a citizen was barred from equal justice. Maybe I should call and ask again. Maybe she didn't understand what I was asking her. In fact, if you are in Charlotte, you should get in touch with this group and see if there is a similar one in your district: Quote:.

William A. Roper, Jr. Moose, thanks for looking that up! I'm still confused in that the attorney I spoke with yesterday, did say if I lose the foreclosure hearing with the Clerk of Courts and appeal his decision; I would have to have an attorney draft the appeal. So I'm still being told N. Superior Court does not allow for pro se. I am so confused.. Great post Mr. That says it all. Diane, It is not a good idea to go to Court pro se.

However, if one can't afford an attorney then one does not have much choice. Published by NOLO. The simple yet thorough instructions you'll find in this complete guide to self-representation in civil court will help you: file court papers prepare your evidence and line up witnesses handle depositions and interrogatories etc.

Thanks very much! I do have a question. If I am fortunate enough to find an attorney to represent me in a wrongful foreclosure action at the State level for State law issues; can I simultaneously file at the Federal Court for RICO, mail fraud and wire fraud? Can I have two cases with different charges going on at the same time? My biggest fear is the three year statute of limitations.

I did not discover the fraudulent robo-signed docs until April, ; but that might be difficult to prove. TheEquitableOne Share. Roper's suggestion of reading the rules cannot be stated too often, or too strongly. They can be a bit intimidating in the beginning but if you stick with it they will begin to become more clear. I more or less bypassed that and went directly to the rules instead, and with some help from others was able to get my mind around them.

Jesse Share. George tells us the nature of his enterprise within its name. Unregistered Share. Maybe the site administrator doesn't want to be held liable for slander by those who post here is the reason for removing posts alluding to other sites and persons as being frauds. Texas Share. This should be a wake up call to all those who are spouting false doctrine that these modern Notes, with their late fees and requirement to look outside the Note itself ie LIBOR and to the Security instrument to calculate the balance owed are negotiable instruments.

It would be people like Mike H. Sue Share. John Share. Chuck Share. When he was sued for common law fraud and securities fraud in California Federal Court, he not only succeeded in resisting the claims and getting the suit dismissed at the trial court level, but also prevailed at the appellate level in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals: Lowery v.

Blue Steel Releasing, Inc. Adonis Hampton didn't fare quite as well in his more recent state court appeal in a drug forfeiture case: The People v. Currency, Ray Adonis Hampton , No. B Cal. Although Adonis lost this appeal, the decision is still a fun read!

It gives unique insight into Adonis' brilliance. See Pen.