Comments on: Foreclosure Fight | David J. Stern vs CitiMortgage – Bank Accuses Foreclosure Mill of Negligence, Says it won’t Pay for Previous Work

By: Whatajoke

Whatajoke — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 13:45:34 +0000

Florida Bar = Acceptance of fraud upon the court system

By: Antipodeus

Antipodeus — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 13:03:33 +0000

In reply to l vent.

Dear ‘l vent’,

I know you are upset, and are passionate about the issues, and are no doubt justified by your circumstances. But PLEEEAZE, I have asked you before, as nicely as possible, more than once … please STOP SHOUTING!!!! IT DOES _NOT_ HELP!! IT HURTS MY EYES!! _AND_ it makes your posts harder to read, so it’s really counter-productive. O. K. ? Thanks.

By: Fury

Fury — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 18:56:27 +0000

Go get’em, AG Schneiderman!

baum and pillar……. they have some explaining to do.

i hope the other AGs do the same in their states to help the swindled homeowners.

i have seen a few brochures of The Summit.
people standing in shorts at picnics with their REAL f/c mill titles under their photos (documentation supervisor, etc)

well, well so they weren’t bank vice presidents like they swore under oath to every Court in the land?

perjury!
fraud upon the Courts!
fraud upon the homeowners.

we want our stolen money and homes back!

By: lizinsarasota

lizinsarasota — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 14:47:08 +0000

We need to find all the back issues of The Summit, published by Fidelity National Foreclosure Solutions, n/k/a Lender Processing Services. There are three of the issues posted on scribd.com, and they read like an action-adventure novel, full of fraud, scams, and people grinning ear-to-ear while they perpetrated the biggest fraud the world has ever known.
Any bank who was using LPS after the infamous Dory Goebel here’s-how-we-robosign article in the September, ’06 issue cannot claim to be an innocent about the filing of fraudulent affidavits. David J. Stern was listed in these newsletters as an enthusiastic user of LPS’s services, so CITI has no one to blame but themselves.
Plus, let’s face it, folks, lawyers do what the client instructs them to do. The lawyers are the people we’d love to blame, but we have to blame their clients, ultimately. Lawyers have such plastic ethics that many of them can’t seem to tell right from wrong, even if a third-grader would know it’s wrong to swear that you know something when you don’t.
And not holding “young” or “inexperienced” lawyers to the same standard of older lawyers is crap. The “young” lawyers just wrapped up the Florida Bar exam, HALF of which is devoted to – guess! – ethics! Ethics! Isn’t this all about ethics? Who is specially trained – specially and EXPENSIVELY – trained in that very subject? Who can slice and dice the nuance of black and white? Who can lean in and count the angels dancing?
Still, having said that, I don’t need a LAWYER to tell me that it was wrong to sign someone else’s name a thousand times a week/day/second to legal documents! I don’t need a lawyer to tell me it was wrong to notarize legal documents when I KNEW someone else had signed them, claiming to be someone else. I don’t need a lawyer to tell me that it’s wrong, wrong, wrong, to swear that I had personal knowledge of financial information that was going to be used to hoist someone out of their home when I had no knowledge of the facts I was swearing to AT ALL. I don’t need to BE a lawyer to know it’s wrong to file fraudulent documents in court.
What the hell is wrong with these people?
I believe this whole situation – the “losing” of documents, the fraudulent filings, the carrot of modification, the phone calls, the letters – this was a huge scam on the part of the banks to keep our eyes on the prize of “working things out” and helped us get broke to a point that, even if we did think about hiring a lawyer, we no longer had the money to do it. They strung us along until we were so tired, so stress, so broke, so confused that we were like a turtle, wiggling frantically on its back – doomed.
Sure, we can (and should!) file ethics complaints with the bar and yell and scream at the judges, but let’s keep our eyes on the real bad actors in this drama: the banks. It was the banks, all along.
Let’s find more of these back issues of The Summit. By my calculations there should be between 25-40 other issues floating around. Someone needs to demand them in discovery or in a deposition. It’s powerful stuff and really exposes all the lies, all the excuses as what they are: b*llsh*t.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/49357206/FIS-Foreclosure-Solutions-LPS-Lender-Processing-Services-the-Summit-Volume-2-Issue-3-September-2006
see robosigning article by Dory Goebel page 16

http://www.scribd.com/doc/49357212/FIS-Foreclosure-Solutions-LPS-Lender-Processing-Services-the-Summit-Volume-3-Issue-3-October-2007

http://www.scribd.com/doc/49357190/FIS-Foreclosure-Solutions-LPS-Lender-Processing-Services-the-Summit-Volume-3-Issue-4-December-2007

By: lizinsarasota

lizinsarasota — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 14:18:14 +0000

In reply to Disgusted. It is your duty to sue him. If I was you I'd want to be close to the front of the line, as opposed to the back of it. Aside from his primary residence, he's got plenty of assets, either in his or his wife's name. Splap a lien on something, for Pete's sake. Go get him!

By: enough already

enough already — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 13:57:30 +0000

In reply to marilyn lane. most people think this is only a floridah thing , i guess you have enlightened me for that i thank oyu. i do not understand the judicial branch of governement it was not formed to take bribes it was formed to give people due preccess. i am not looking foward to my court date because i live in a small town in floridah and if that his happening in an appelate court in NY imagine whatt is happening here with the good old boys. jsut a few things and you could respond. WF lost my paper work throughout my entire proccess of loan modifiying in 2009 adding more than 10k to my upside down loan (lost paper work increases what i owe) now i couldnt pay their high mod i had reapplied for hamo and now it happned ed again lost paper work. this time i have the tracking number and signee but wF refuses to acknowledge to the OCC that they miss place paper work. dont you would think an appology to me and the OCC would me in order but no. and what kills me the most with all the talk now about hamp loans and people being foreclosed anyway why would anyone (lawyers, senators offices direct to apply for a hamp loan????))))) i am in just awe at the extent of the cprruption that is happening in front of my eyes.

By: kravitz

kravitz — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 13:09:41 +0000

don’t wanna miss a thing….

New York Subpoenas 2 Foreclosure-Related Firms
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/09/business/09foreclose.html?ref=business

“Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, has issued subpoenas to the state’s largest foreclosure law firm and a related company, indicating that his office has some doubts about the effort by state attorneys general to resolve questionable foreclosure practices among the nation’s top banks.”

By: marilyn lane

marilyn lane — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 11:51:07 +0000

The New York Supreme Court’s Judge Alice Schlesinger and NY Appellate First Department’s Judges
David Saxe,Karla Moskowitz, Helen Freedman, Rosalyn Richter and David Friedman have alot in common with David Stern , THEY ARE ALL LIARS The Judges in their written opinions LIE ABOUT THE DATES AND LIE ABOUT THE FACTS.

Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman issued orders that the attorneys sign affidavits, but that won’t stop the mortgage and title fraud if the above judges are allowed to continue to LIE in their written opinions.

A hex on all of them. Let Judge Schlesinger hear the case and the winner will be who pays her the biggest bribe. Once a thief always a thief. .

By: see

see — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 02:49:44 +0000

In reply to Disgusted. That is how con artists work. Wolf in sheeps clothing. What do the paralegals you placed at Sterns office have to say.about what went on there? Are they willing to talk?

By: Fury

Fury — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 23:47:39 +0000

it sounds like maybe he didn’t pay some of his own attorneys. perhaps one of the attorneys could
do pro bono work to get all of the vendors paid.

then… they could help homeowners who have been ripped off by their work at the law firm.

can’t say that i am crying any tears over stern’s shutdown. those people knew what they were doing to
drive homeowners into the abyss.