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Old 03-24-2008, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by courttroubles
So my ??? are ....Should I file the subpoena first before a R4c? Who should receive these items? The original lender? The servicer now? The foreclosure attorney? Anyone else?

Even if I go this route how does it stop the POS from not doing it again to someone else? These attorneys, trustees, judges need to be held responsible for their lies to good people.

Thanks,

Kathy

I cannot give legal advice, but I can pass along information that you can use at your own risk. The court, attorneys and banks are basically a gang.. so you will never see accountability unless there is a world revolution and people start "eliminating" them.

I have attached a document that has a lot of valuable information that may help you figure out what to do. Unfortunately time is against you in this case because you didn't know that you were working with one of "them" (your atty)... untill it was too late. It is very late in the game to go through the due diligence process and have a well formulated plan of attack ready.

Best of luck.

..J
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