Feb
04

OCJ CASE NO. 5595 | Confidential Report to Fannie Mae Regarding Shareholder Complaints of Foreclosure Fraud by Mr. Nye Lavalle

Holy crap. Talk about a bombshell! Read the report below. There can be NO settlement with this now out in the open! ~ Confidential Report to Fannie Mae Regarding Shareholder Complaint of by Mr. Nye Lavalle EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Office of Corporate Justice has retained Baker & Hostetler LLP to conduct an independent investigation of … Read more Related posts:
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Feb
04

Action Alert | Send This Article to Your Attorney General NOW!

Our good friend Nye Lavalle has been featured by Gretchen Morgenson of the NY Times. This article has enough proof to stop the settlement with the banks. IMHO Please email it to you AG’s office and follow up with phone calls tomorrow… Here is the link http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/business/mortgage-tornado-warning-unheeded.html?_r=1&src=busln&pagewanted=all List to all the state ag’s here… ~ … Read more Related posts:
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Feb
04

Attorney Wins “Free House” in Case Before 9th Circuit Court of Appeals – A Mandelman Matters Podcast

 

 

When it comes to defending homeowners against wrongful foreclosure, or suing banks on behalf of homeowners, Attorney Nathan Fransen, of the firm Fransen & Molinaro in Corona, California is a very smart, experienced and dedicated attorney.  This I know for a fact.

How do I know this?  It’s simple.  Over the last few years, I’ve watched him literally bang his head against the wall as California’s courts have unabashedly approved of MERS, disregarded flaws in the securitization process, not cared one bit who signed what, and in general ignored everything having to do with foreclosure cases except the fact that the borrowers hadn’t made mortgage payments in so many months.  He argued complex legal theory and simple fraud… he was honing his approach, and although he had his share of frustrating days, he was careful which cases he took on, never following an unproductive path twice.  I’d refer potential clients to him fairly often, and in most cases, he’d talk them out of filing suit against whoever they had thought they had wanted to file suit against.

Don’t tell him I said it, but he’s also just generally a very smart person, you know, paid attention in school kind of person… fairly well-read… knew about things outside his area of expertise… the whole bit.  He also had both the patience and ability to explain things about the law to me when I was frustrated over how things weren’t working.  When someone can keep complicated things simple, you know they understand them inside and out… and when they can hold their own in a debate with me… well, I’m sorry but that’s saying something.

So, he called me a few weeks back and told me quite nonchalantly that he’d had a very good week.  I was happy to hear that someone had.  What was so good about it?  Well, he had won two of his cases and at least one would result in his client getting a “free house.”  The other might be a free house too, or maybe just a pretty good size pile of money.  It’s true… Nathan had gone in front of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals… his first time, by the way… and beaten US Bank, hands down… in Causey v. US Bank.

It seemed to me to be an impressive win, because he was appealing after losing in the lower court.  He’s smart, patient and methodical… three things that tend to pay off eventually, but he wasn’t just going up against US Bank… no, he was going up against the dreaded “free house,” meaning that if the court ruled in his favor, his client would no longer have a mortgage secured by real property.  At best, the amount owed would be unsecured debt, like credit card debt, and that would mean it could potentially be discharged in bankruptcy.

But, don’t jump to conclusions because it’s not what you’re thinking.

He showed me how I could actually listen to him argue the case in court, the 9th Circuit has audio files of the courtroom proceedings online, and listening to it was fascinating.  So I figured out how to download it and then convert it to a file format that I could put inside a podcast.  Then I asked him to comment before and after the case so listeners would really get valuable information and be able to learn from his experience.

I don’t want to spoil it, so I won’t say anything more… well, okay I’ll say one more thing.  As I listened to him argue his case in court, one thing came through loud and clear: Judges hate the dreaded “free house.”

This is one Mandelman Matters Podcast that you definitely don’t want to miss.  Nathan sets it up in the beginning, then you hear the audio of the actual courtroom arguments, both his and the lawyer for US Bank… and then he and I argue various topics such as whether robo-signing should be prosecuted and by whom, along with several other things that I know are frustrating homeowners today.

This is the real deal… you could call it “reality podcasting.”  Turn up your speakers, sit back, relax, and listen as three justices from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals struggle to balance the rule of law against the dreaded “free house.”  I hope you enjoy it as much as I did… 

 

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Feb
01

Letter | Curtis Hertel Jr Urges Michigan AG Bill Schuette Not to Sign on to Foreclosure Fraud Deal

Michigan AG asked not to sign on to foreclosure fraud deal with feds In his letter, delivered to Schuette’s office Tuesday morning, Hertel wrote the attorney general: I am writing to ask that you stand firm, and refuse to add Michigan to any settlement that would give criminal immunity to the defendants. Our ongoing investigations … Read more No related posts.
Jan
31

Lee Camp | How To Destroy The Environment, Steal Money, & Look Good Doing It (VIDEO)

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Jan
31

Fla. AG Pam Bondi urged to get tough on foreclosure deal

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Jan
31

Abigail Field | NV AG Masto Defends Nevadans Against a Rushed and Bad Servicer Settlement

NV AG Masto Defends Nevadans Against a Rushed and Bad Servicer Settlement States’ Attorneys General across the nation are under tremendous pressure to sign off on a “deal” resolving the foreclosure fraud, servicing fraud, at least some origination fraud and perhaps more, committed by the biggest banks(wearing their mortgage servicing hats.) They’ve been told to … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
30

Jason Werner | Salvage Title for Houses

Salvage title for houses By Jason Werner The phrase SALVAGE TITLE is most commonly known in the auto industry. For example, CarFax, which they self-proclaim themselves “the most trusted provider of vehicle information” develops reports that “may include: Title information, including salvaged or junked titles Flood damage history Total loss accident history Odometer readings Lemon … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
30

Press Release | 3rd Annual Rally in Tally National Foreclosure Awareness Day February 16, 2012

PRESS RELEASE CITIZENS RALLY IN TALLAHASSEE AGAINST FORECLOSURE FRAUD Mortgage Justice Group, ForeclosureHamlet and 4closureFraud join Awake the State, the Coalition of Occupy Foreclosure Working Groups movement, and other groups across the nation to rally at the capital in Tallahassee for the annual FORECLOSURE AWARENESS DAY RALLY on Feb. 16, 2012. The rally is to … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
27

Think Progress | Mitt Romney Profited From Mortgage Lenders Foreclosing On Thousands Of Floridians

Romney Profited From Mortgage Lenders Foreclosing On Thousands Of Floridians A ThinkProgress examination of Mitt Romney’s presidential personal financial disclosures from May 2011 reveal that the former Massachusetts governor and his wife own or owned millions of dollars worth of a Goldman Sachs investment fund invested heavily in mortgage-backed obligations. And the current owners of … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
27

Who Woulda Thunk | Former Teamsters Lawyer, Kevin Clor, Who Now Works for Steven J. Baum, Accused of Forging Documents and Stealing $200k

I could just imagine the resume he submitted to the Baum firm to get the job… Expert in forgery. Check! Able to falsifying business records. Check! Make up names of employees that don’t exist. Check! You just can’t make some of this stuff up! ~ Former Teamsters lawyer accused of stealing $200k NEW YORK, Jan … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
25

STATE OF ILLINOIS v STANDARD & POOR’S | MADIGAN SUES STANDARD & POOR’S FOR ENABLING FINANCIAL MELTDOWN

MADIGAN SUES STANDARD & POOR’S FOR ENABLING FINANCIAL MELTDOWN Lawsuit: ‘Profits Were Running the Show’ at Leading Credit Ratings Agency Chicago — Attorney General Lisa Madigan today filed a lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s for its fraudulent role in assigning its highest ratings to risky mortgage-backed investments in the years leading up to the housing … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
25

Loreley Financing v. Citigroup Global Markets | Citigroup Sued for Fraud Over $1 Billion of CDOs

Citigroup sued for fraud over $1 billion of CDOs (Reuters) – Citigroup Inc (C.N) was sued for fraud by Loreley Financing over nearly $1 billion worth of collateralized debt obligations purchased in 2006 and 2007. Citigroup is accused of defrauding Loreley into purchasing “fraudulent investments that are now worthless,” Loreley said in a complaint filed … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
24

Attorney General Bondi’s Priority Consumer Protection Legislation Passes First Stop in the Florida House of Representatives

Sorry folks… It’s just protection for TIMESHARE consumers… Well, I guess when you get thrown out of your HOME you can feel safe purchasing a TIMESHARE. ~ Attorney General Bondi’s Priority Consumer Protection Legislation Passes First Stop in the Florida House of Representatives TALLAHASSEE, Fla.–Attorney General Pam Bondi issued the following statement on the unanimous … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
24

Sealink Funding Ltd. v. Morgan Stanley | Morgan Stanley Sued by Sealink Over Mortgage Securities

Morgan Stanley Sued by Sealink Over Mortgage Securities Morgan Stanley (MS) was sued by Sealink Funding Ltd., which accused the bank of fraud in connection with more than $556 million in residential mortgage-backed securities. Sealink, a fund created to manage Landesbank Sachsen AG’s riskiest assets after the German lender almost collapsed, filed the lawsuit in … Read more No related posts.
Jan
23

Jan 24, 2012 Congressional Oversight Committee CFPB Cordray Hearing (*Bonus* Congressional Bank-Puppet Ass Alert — Gowdy & McHenry)

Event: ‘How Will The CFPB Function Under Richard Cordray?’ Back in May 2011, Elizabeth Warren, previous acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Board (CFPB), was testifying in front of this same committee she tried to speak about foreclosure fraud and other predatory bank behavior. She was treated very rudely by Congressman Trey Gowdy & … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
23

George Mantor | The “Quiet Rooms” of Mitt Romney’s Mind

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Jan
23

Mitt Romney on Fraudclosures | Do Like Bondi Does and “Prosecute the institutions where there has been fraud”

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Jan
23

Naked Capitalism | Obama to Use Pension Funds of Ordinary Americans to Pay for Bank Mortgage “Settlement”

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Jan
20

Sheila Bair | Why it’s time to break up the ‘too big to fail’ banks

Why it’s time to break up the ‘too big to fail’ banks Customers would benefit, the U.S. government would benefit, and – believe it or not – the big banks themselves would do better. FORTUNE — America is downsizing. Whether it’s the food we eat, the cars we drive, or the houses we live in, … Read more Related posts:
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Jan
20

WMC Mortgage | GE Lending Unit Said to be Target of U.S. Probe for Selling Fraudulent Loans

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Jan
20

A shrill SHILL | Diana Olick – “The bottom line is that the vast majority of the foreclosures were and are valid”

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Jan
20

A shrill SHILL | Diana Olick – “The bottom line is that the vast majority of the foreclosures were and are valid”

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Jan
20

Holder, Breuer connected to players in foreclosure fraud?

"I think it's difficult to find a fraud of this size on the U.S. court system in U.S. history."


For years, the Left has asked why the Obama administration hasn’t pursued prosecutions against lenders who arguably engaged in fraud when foreclosing on mortgages in the wake of the housing-bubble collapse.  It turns out that these lenders had friends in high places in the Department of Justice.  Reuters reports that both Attorney General Eric Holder [...]

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Jan
19

Ohio | Sen Brown to Feds: Don’t Let Wall Street Banks Use the Assets of Middle Class Ohioans to Pay the Penalty for Breaking the Law

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Jan
19

Progressives Deliver Message to the White House: No Sweetheart Deal for Big Banks

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Jan
18

JOHN L. O’BRIEN, JR. Register of Deeds Calls for Criminal Action Against the Big Banks, Says they acted like “criminal enterprise”

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Jan
18

WPTV WPB | Impact 5: The Foreclosure Battle (VIDEO)

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Jan
17

‘Illicit Practice’ | Allonge by Crystal Moore of Nationwide Title Clearing

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Jan
17

Fraudclosure Times | How Many Days Does it Take to Foreclose in Florida?

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