I’m a “fighting” homeowner, in Va. Beach, VA, working with several other ripped-off homeowners. We, myself and a New York homeowner are putting together a non-profit business to assist each and every one of us in our battles against the “REAL” theiving criminals, the mortgage financial institutes/BANKS. As most of us have been drained of our cash, assets, equity, and are “upside down/under water” on our mortgages, the orginization will work on a Barter System. I’m not sure how long it will take to get up and running, but look forward to doing all I can to help, or if you can help us, call Rita Cheche 757.427.0075.

can you call me at 253 377 6419 thanks

i year and a half , no modification

the judge it was assigned to is liberal

Scott Anderson – Ocwen and Residential Loan Servicing

Patricia Arango – Marshall C. Watson law firm (CONTRADICTS CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY OF
MERSCORP PRESIDENT)

Signatures of Denise Bailey & Diane Dixon – Litton Loan

China Brown – Wells Fargo (Piwinski case)

Bryan Bly – Nationwide Title – Video Deposition Part 1, Part 2
Deborah Brignac Forgeries – Deutsche Bank, Washington Mutual, Long Beach Mortgage, California Reconveyance,
JPMorgan Chase, Fidelity

Doris Chapman – Notary

Whitney Cook – JPMorgan Chase
Beth Cottrell – JPMorgan Chase

Margaret Dalton – JPMorgan Chase

Tam Doan – Bank of America

Dhurata Doko – Nationwide Title – Video Deposition Part 1, Part 2

Alfonzo Greene – Lender Processing Services

Linda Green

Korell Harp

Christina Huang

Laura Hescott – Lender Processing Services

Barbara Hindman – JPMorgan Chase

Bethany Hood – Lender Processing Services

Tammie Lou Kapusta – David J. Stern law firm

H. John Kennerty – Wells Fargo

Pat Kingston – EMC Mortgage

Cecelia Knox – Lender Processing Services

Margie Kwiatanowsk – GMAC

Certification of Adrian G. Lofton (Fidelity) (March 2011)

Topako Love – Lender Processing Services
Crystal Moore – Nationwide Title – Video Deposition. Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

Jessica Ohde

Erica Johnson-Seck- Indymac The corporations for which she had signing authority included the FDIC as
conservator for IndyMac. She’s now a vice president in Austin, Texas,
for OneWest Bank, which bought IndyMac from the FDIC.

Stanley Silva – Ticor Title: Notice of Defaults, LPS, Fidelity, MERS, Wells Fargo

Jodi Sobotta – Lender Processing Services

Stacy Spohn – Chase Home Finance

Jeffrey Stephan – GMAC Highlights by Lynn Szymoniak
Jeffrey Stephan – Motion for Relief GRANTED – Attorney Fees Awarded on Affidavit Made in Bad Faith

Eric Tate – Lender Processing Services

Tywanna Thomas

Christina Trowbridge – JPMorgan Chase

Rhonda Weston – Bank of America: Is one of 10,000 listed vice presidents for Bank of America and had signed
legal documents allegedly not in the presence of a notary public and without reading the document.

Amy Weis – Lender Processing Services

Rick Wilken – Lender Processing Services

From attorney Lynn Szymoniak of Fraud Digest

To assist JPMorgan Chase, Fraud Digest suggests that it dismiss those actions where the Affidavits or Mortgage Assignments were signed by the following robo-signers: Beth Cottrell, Whitney Cook, Christina Trowbridge and Stacy Spohn from the Chase Home Finance office in Franklin County, OH; Margaret Dalton and Barbara Hindman from the Jacksonville, FL office of JPMorgan Chase;

and any of the Lender Processing Services robo-signers from the Dakota County, MN office including Christina Allen, Liquenda Allotey, Christine Anderson, Alfonzo Greene, Laura Hescott, Bethany Hood, Cecelia Knox, Topako Love, Jodi Sobotta, Eric Tate, Amy Weis and Rick Wilken.

In particular, JP Morgan Chase should look at those cases where the bank has supposedly assigned mortgages to WaMu, WMALT, Long Beach Mortgage Company and NovaStar trusts years after the closing dates of these trusts. The number of questionable or fraudulent documents is likely to be much closer to 560,000 than to 56,000, and that will only be a good beginning. – Attorney Lynn Szymoniak

You can read more of Lynn’s great work here: http://frauddigest.com/news.php

1. MERS Advising Its Members not to Foreclose in Its Name
MERS win an Appellate Court Case in CA » … if the state law does not require such a recording (see MERS Membership Rule 8). This means these robo-signers can no longer willy nilly write assignments and call it official to foreclose. …
http://www.freeandclearin90.com/…/mers-advising-its-members-not-to-foreclose-in-its-name/ – Cached
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2. Courts asked to ‘foreclose’ on robo-signers – Nevada Policy…
Dec 1, 2010 … Nevada law firm sues MERS, cites fee avoidance and dubious loan … process of motioning to amend their complaint in theCalifornia case. …
npri.org/publications/courts-asked-to-foreclose-on-robosigners – Cached
3. Inquiry about possible Robo-signer for BoA/Recontrust of …
May 27, 2011… providing this more appropriately dedicated California Robo-signer posting; …. More appropriately, by one filing a Superior-court Fraud-case … MERS Action Alert | Banksters Trying to Change Law to “FIX” Past and …
http://www.foreclosurehamlet.org/profiles/blogs/inquiry-about-possible – Cached
4. CA Court of Appeal upholds MERS right to – Law Offices of J…
Feb 24, 2011 … Validation: Congress learns of the scope of lenderRobo-signer fraud. … http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data2/californiastatecases/D057005. …
http://www.foreclosuredefenseblog.com/…/ca-court-of-appeal-upholds-mer.html –