Success

In the past two months, due to a tremendous amount of work from myself, my wonderful staff and some great clients, we have gotten some awesome results. We have won summary judgment motions that had always previously been lost, stopped dozens of foreclosures, had the opposition dismiss cases days before jury trial so that we couldn't tear apart their lies.

We have been helped by the industry, in that the AHMSI case versus DocX absolutely validates many of our long-standing complaints about the industry.

I feel that the next few months are going to be great ones. We have some cases that I can't wait to try, and are seeing through more and more of the industry's lies.

After my time of study, I also believe that there is an approach to this area of law that is neither too erudite nor too off-the-wall to win. We simply must apply the same techniques that have worked for great trial lawyers for decades.

If you're afraid of losing your home or realizing that you have already been defrauded by this terror mill, please call us at 877-945-3952 or contact us through our main website, www.foreclosurelawllc.com. There is strength in numbers, and we want to help you!

Storytelling

Without a doubt, the most difficult part of the foreclosure crisis from my perspective is trying to boil it down to a story the jury can get behind and run with.

From the start, this vat of evil has been uncovered by detail-oriented people with big brains like Neil Garfield. That is great and helpful for detailing the 95 Theses that Martin Luther nailed to the door of the church (I've got 95 Theses but a @#&$# ain't one), but it's less effective for telling a story that the jury can take from the courtroom to the front page.

I am beginning to distill it by working on my second master petition that is much more focused and less lawyerly than the first. After noticing numerous discrepancies between statements on major blogs and actual LAW, I am a little more willing to step out in my own knowledge than I previously was. But I would still value any feedback on how to make this complex set of facts more juror-friendly.

More Shenanigans

My latest letter:

Dear Ms. Springer:

Thank you for your quick response to my letter.

Your letter lets me know two things:

1. You are letting the CLIENT control this process instead of controlling it yourself as a trustee should do;

2. You have absolutely no authority to proceed.

The Assignment of Deed of Trust is signed by Topako Love. The Appointment of Successor Trustee was signed by Liquinda Allotey. Much as Liquinda would like to claim that she was Vice-President of a mortgage company in Dallas, Texas, she was not. She was in chilly Minnesota, and was not only not the Vice-President of Saxon Mortgage, she was also not the Vice-President of a number of other banks as well.

Topako Love, who sounds like a female villain from a James Bond movie, was also not only Vice-President of multiple institutions, but also had several different signatures, which you can find online by only googling his name.

Both of these people, if they exist, worked for Lender Processing Services in Minnesota. They weren't Vice-Presidents. They were schmucks. These people did not have actual knowledge of these files. They didn't even work in the state where the company works. They were people who signed all day long to kick people out of their houses. I do not even know if they exist.

I did not subscribe to some incredibly expensive database to discover this information. I googled. YOU are claiming to be the Trustee. You should have done this months ago. You have a fiduciary duty to both sides. I am now giving you ACTUAL KNOWLEDGE, per the Killion case, that you have NO authority to proceed here.

Please cancel this sale immediately.

Sincerely,



Dale Wiley