Posts Tagged Wisconsin foreclosure lawyer
Bank of America – Still Too Big To Care (Wisconsin Foreclosure Post)
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on March 1, 2013
by Brian Mahany It’s been several months since we wrote a mortgage foreclosure post. Our hope was that the recent national settlements and court approved monitors would help big banks clean up their mortgage messes. Unfortunately, we see little progress. Although the total number of foreclosures is down, the ones that remain are often a [...]
Michigan Homeowners Score Appeals Court Victory Against Citibank
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on December 2, 2012
by Brian Mahany As we have said many times, the tide is beginning to turn against big banks and in favor of homeowners. For many years, courts simply rubber stamped foreclosure petitions. Now they are much more carefully scrutinized; particularly those filed by the nations largest banks – the so called “too big to fail.” [...]
Huge Victory For Homeowners In Ohio
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on November 3, 2012
by Brian Mahany Every now and then courts get it right. The victory is even sweeter when the court that issued the ruling happens to be a state supreme court. On Halloween, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a lender must have standing at the time it files for foreclosure. Sorting out the paperwork at [...]
Two Years Later, Robo-Signing Continues
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on October 14, 2012
by Brian Mahany A couple years ago, the foreclosure industry was paralyzed when evidence of widespread robosigning came to light. Tens of thousands of foreclosures were put on hold while banks promised to review their paperwork. For those not familiar with the definition of the term “robosigning”, the term refers to a bank practice of [...]
How Low Can They Go? Bank Of America Claims Death of Child Not A Hardship
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on October 11, 2012
by Brian Mahany By now, I should be numb to the suffering caused by Bank of America and other large lenders and mortgage servicers. That’s what they want but instead, I am fighting angry. So are millions of homeowners too. If you think we climb the soapbox a little too often in this blog, read [...]
Mortgage Task Force: “We’ll Take Action Soon”
Posted by admin in Fraud Recovery on September 25, 2012
by Brian Mahany Every day we are contacted by at least 2 homeowners struggling to keep their home. Although we are not mortgage foreclosure defense lawyers, we do sue banks and bankers for fraud, foreclosure abuses and wrongful HAMP denials. Business is booming, unfortunately. The so-called mortgage crisis began when the housing market melted down [...]
Death Toll From Foreclosure Crisis Climbs
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on June 10, 2012
by Brian Mahany Foreclosures not only destroy families and their hopes and dreams, they can also cost lives. In a nation with millions of abandoned properties, tragedy is never far away. With no one to maintain the property, abandoned houses often become home to vagrants, drug dealers, and rats. When an abandoned house has a [...]
More Ammo In The Fight Against Fraudulent Foreclosures
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on June 7, 2012
by Brian Mahany Over the last several months we have identified many of the legal mistakes made by big banks and loan servicing companies – mistakes that may allow the homeowner to avoid foreclosure or at least force lenders to negotiate a fair and equitable resolution. Today’s post examines loan bundles and improper mortgage assignment [...]
“Show Me The Note” Foreclosure Argument FAILS
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on June 5, 2012
by Brian Mahany Some people reading this post are thinking we have gone to the dark side. Don’t worry – nothing could be farther from the truth. As lawyers, we fight hard for our foreclosure clients but have to be realistic. Anyone reading mortgage blogs and some of the Occupy Homes materials would think that [...]
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