I focus on data numbers; data aggregation, analysis, and the conclusions that can e drawn from large sets of data. The Legalprise database is enormous and it’s constantly growing as we pour more data into it. It definitively proves the fraud; tying the many pieces of information, broken into millions of little pieces and strewn across the country in thousands of computers, into one large pool of information that can be searched and reported on. It’s probably most analogous to an anti-MERS; where MERS was built to hide the information Legalprise was built to open it. We’ll release more and more in the upcoming weeks.

The banks, the mills, and their enablers in government thought they’d be able to hide the fraud by hiding it in thousands of different places, then making those pieces nearly impossible to search as a whole. Nearly being the operative keyword. Though just like a well crafted fraud machine of computers built this mess, another machine has been unraveling it: we’ve been working on this for over a year, albeit quietly. About a dozen high-end servers are unraveling it at an increasingly fast pace.

As you can see from the sample that Michael posted the data is overwhelming: that’s just a tiny sample. Events that people thought happened only to them were commonplace; not one or two, or ten or twenty, but by the millions. Bankers (not all, but many) and a bi-partisan coalition of their enablers in government built a consumer slaughterhouse aimed squarely at the American public; we’ve built the tool to tear it down and hold them responsible.

The data is overwhelming in its scope and the conclusions are self-evident. Our database simply supports what we’ve been reading in books about the consumer credit meltdown and the Florida foreclosure defense Bar, some of the best in the country, and Michael and Lisa have been showing us in smaller pieces for a long time. But where the books are abstract — removed, like a history lesson — there’s nothing abstract about Stern or Watson or FDLG’s thugs breaking into homes and throwing children into homelessness. All so that greedy, irresponsible, incompetent, and dishonest bankers wouldn’t suffer losses they knew they were setting themselves up for; so that bankers, not homeowners, could shuck personal responsibility and live well beyond their means.

http://amerihopealliance.com/blog/2010/10/foreclosure-monster-turns-on-its-master/
Prop anyway.

What is more, the normal 30 day rule for an appeal or one year rule for bringing a motion under 1.540(b) do not apply. Because… a void judgement is always void, and the passage of time cannot cure. Defendants can bring a motion to set aside the judgement a “reasonable time” after they find out about the judgement.

If plaintiff gets a judgement then waits more than a year before attempting to enforce or evict the normal year time limit does not apply, Defendant’s motion to set aside the judgement can be made later, if it is made a “reasonable time” after they find out.

TIME

“The final judgment entered upon default in this case awarding unliquidated damages without affording the defaulting party notice and opportunity to be heard is a void judgment. Under the specific provisions of rule 1.540(b) R.C.P., a motion to set aside a final judgment bottomed upon the reason that the judgment is void is not subject to the one-year limitation but must be brought within a reasonable time. We glean from the record that defendant’s motion to set aside default and final judgment was filed when knowledge first came to the defendant that the plaintiff was seeking satisfaction of the final judgment. Such, in our opinion, is within the reasonable time requirement of the rule.” M.L. Builders, Inc. v. Reserve Developers, LLP, 769 So. 2d 1079, 1081 (Fla. 4th DCA 2000).

You can look them up by checking the county clerks website and pulling the docket online by entering the case numbers…

I believe the majority of the samples above is from Duval County FL

Go here to review…

https://showcase.duvalclerk.com/SearchForCases.aspx