From Urban Dictionary: The term “pigs ass” is used in many situations. It is most commonly used when someone claims something is not true.

And we all remember Lee County Clerk of Court Charlie Green from previous articles right?

LEE COUNTY

CLERK: CHARLIE GREEN

Executive Assistant: Laura Bennett
P. O. Box 2469, Ft. Myers, FL 33902
or 1700 Monroe Street, Ft. Myers, FL 33901
Telephone (239) 533-5000 (main)
http://www.leeclerk.org/

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From previous posts…

LINK – Lee County FL – Clerk of Court Charlie Green, “There Should be a Way to Foreclose Quickly Against Deadbeats Who are Destroying Neighborhoods”

But county Clerk of Court Charlie Green, who’s struggling to stay ahead of a flood of new foreclosures and a 23,000-case backload, said “there should be a way to foreclose quickly against deadbeats who are destroying neighborhoods by neglecting or abandoning their homes”.

I agree with the banks: Those people need to go.”

And…

LINK – Fox 4 News Investigates Lee County’s “Rocket Docket” Program

Clerk of Courts Charlie Green: “The debt is still the debt. The note is supposed to be present, and that’s a problem for the lender. It comes back to both parties, the party who borrowed the money, who signed the note agreed to pay.

…Even if the other party can’t be determined.

 And…

LINK – Fox 4 Rocket Docket Investigation

Lee county Clerk of Courts Charlie Green denies that could be going on, “I”I’ve never seen or courts step outside what their own procedures.”

Green adds, “you have to make an effort to make the payments.”

Liza Fernandez: “This guy has been making payments.”

Charlie Green: “Did he show you canceled checks?”

Liza Fernandez: “He showed me bank statements, showing payments made that haven’t been applied. All they want is proof from the bank as to where this money is. That’s all they want.”

And after further research, the clerk of courts gave us a statement: “We have not required, in the past, nor do I think we will, to have copies (of those documents) attached. It’s not mandatory.”

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Now there is this…

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Charlie Green Oped

Charlie Green: Judges act lawfully, professionally, but not hastily, in foreclosure cases

The word foreclosure today is a word that brings to mind horror pictures of people losing their homes, foreclosure mills pushing papers through without checking to see if they are correct, mortgage companies giving money to people who were not qualified and finally of greed.

Yes, the greed of Wall Street…

All these snapshots have some truth in them.

There are three primary reasons our county is in the situation with foreclosures today:

1) Unintended consequences from government policies;

2) Poor lending practices resulting from these consequences, and;

3) People borrowing money they could not pay back.

There are allot more than three reasons, sorry Charlie…

These three reasons coupled with a red-hot building market had only one way to end – a real estate bust.

Results of the bust now are best illustrated by two clear problems that must be resolved if we are to fully recover.

The first problem is mortgagors in default on their payment(s) (resulting in foreclosure) and the second problem are mortgagees who have problems with “their paperwork.”

Oh, Charlie, so narrow minded. There are much bigger problems that need to be addressed if “we are to fully recover.”

These are two distinct problems requiring separate actions.

Distinct problems requiring separate actions? Wow, you really believe that, don’t you?

They cannot be co-mingled if we are to reach an equitable solution to the total foreclosure problem.

Cannot be co-mingled? Are you serious? How can they NOT? If an alleged creditor can not PROVE you owe them money, how can they collect? How bout this, Charlie, you owe me $1 million dollars and I will sue you to collect if you do not pay. Oh, you say I have no proof? Well, I know some people that can get me all the proof I need. So what you say?

As we struggle to find answers, it is easy to point fingers and try to place blame.

A recent case filed in the Second District Court of Appeal by the ACLU is attempting to put blame on the 20th Judicial Circuit Court and the use of special court dates for only foreclosure cases.

Which is well deserved…

The special allocated times are known as the “rocket dockets.”

Claims are being made that the court did not do its job. Those claims are wrong. Lee County and the 20th Circuit judges have handled the foreclosure cases in a very professional manner and they have followed the law.

Really Charlie? The court has NOT done its job. And for acting in a very professional manner and following the law, have you read about the little secret agreement that was arranged to help the banks and Provest?

Well, if you haven’t, you can here.

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