Lender Processing Services, Inc. – FORM 10-K – EX-21.1 – February 23, 2010 Legal Proceedings

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  1. Florida Crime says:

    Send your LPS/MERS Fraudulent Assignments to:

    United States Attorney’s office, Middle District of Florida.

    400 N. Tampa Street, Suite 3200

    Tampa, FL 33602
    Phone: (813) 274-6000

  2. Two ongoing investigations need your help!

    Researchers at Fraud Digest call for emailed assignments of mortgage signed by certain individuals. Knowledge = Power! http://ning.it/9eistk

    Matt Weidner, Esq. Another call to action! “GET ME BOGUS ASSIGNMENTS AND AFFIDAVITS” http://ning.it/9SDiWW

    ForeclosureHamlet.org

  3. David says:

    I have evidence of a major foreclosure-mill submitting FORGED documents to the Maryland Land Records & the Courts – committing FRAUD Upon the Court… Forensic Handwriting Expert documented there are at least FOUR different people signing the lawyer’s name AND at least TWO different people signing for the Notary.

    The JUDGE KNOWS it – when we busted the law firm they withdrew their foreclosure BUT THEY ARE STILL DOING FORECLOSURES in our state and other states. They foreclosed on over 8000 families last yr in Maryland alone! Over 6000 in Virginia. This is NOT a joke nor exaggeration. They continue to ILLEGALLY foreclose on families EVERYDAY…

    I have the evidence – including the the PSA and other documents also proving other frauds and breaches of contracts… IS THEIR ANY LAW FIRMS LEFT with any INTEGRITY…?

    HELP US SHUT THESE PEOPLE DOWN… I will gladly send the docs electronic format as proof…

  4. H Gosh says:

    Question: Does anyone know under what authority LPS accesses IRS and SSA files to verify information, as claimed in their 10K?

  5. Robbed says:

    LPS, (FIS, et al,) disclosed an “error” in “certain documents” regarding foreclosure documentation… (So were ALL of them, 100,000′s or millions of documents, “fraudulent/forged” assignments over how many years?) This will be interesting. If you and I forged an official government document such as a mortgage assignment, wouldn’t we go to prison?

    This unfolding story rates a bag of popcorn and a coke…

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