So The Trusts Were ...
So let’s say your home was foreclosed by Bank of New York Mellon as Trustee for the BALTA 2005-7 Trust, and according to Phoenix Lighting v. JPMorgan Chase (attached below), the BALTA 2005-7 Trust never received the assets and never had title to your loan. This is pretty...
Can A (WaMu) Delaware ...
The Glaski decision was obviously a BIG victory for homeowners in California, and hopefully elsewhere. The gaffe on the part of the bank’s attorneys for allowing New York trust law rather than Delaware trust law to control the WaMu securitization failure arguments is...
Weidner’s post &...
When anyone Googles my name these days, the first link to pop up is attorney Matt Weidner’s blog “Securitization Audits ARE A CRIME!” In no way does this article involve me or my agency. I am compelled to briefly defend myself by saying that I have developed...
“Linkedin”...
Hello Everyone: Each day I get friends, clients, and business professionals requesting to link-up on “Linkedin.” Please don’t take offense if I don’t reply. I’m just not understanding the benefit of this service and simply don’t have time to...
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