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BILL BUTLER: FORECLOSURE FRAUD AND SECURITIZATION IN A (VERY PRECISE) NUTSHELL
Some great articles by Bill Butler at Liberty Law, who knows a thing or two about securitization and foreclosure fraud, as he won one of the first (if not the first) lawsuits over securitization in 1996. Butler has been railroaded … Continue reading
Posted in Bank of America, Conspiracy, Debt, Everything Is Rigged, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve, fiat currency, Financial Terrorism, Foreclosure fraud, MERS, Uncategorized
Tagged attorney, Bank of America, Bill Butler, Butler Liberty Law, Fannie Mae, fines, foreclosure fraud, quitclaim deed, suspended, Wells Fargo
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WILL SUPREME COURT STEP UP AND MAKE COURTS FOLLOW THE LAW?
Don’t count on it, but it would be great if they would. And there is a petition for a writ of certiorari in the case of Duncan K. Robertson v. GMAC Mortgage LLC et al. which could have that effect. Below … Continue reading
Posted in Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, MERS, Uncategorized, Washington
Tagged Bill Butler, Butler Liberty Law, Carpenter v. Longan, dicta, Duncan Robertson, foreclosure, GMAC, Iqbal, Kramer v. FNMA, MERS, petition, Robertson v. GMAC, Sam Sparks, Scott Stafne, Supreme Court, Twombly, Washington, writ of certiorari
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“THERE IS NO NOTE HOLDER” REVISITED: AN ATTORNEY’S PERSPECTIVE
Two days ago I wrote the post “Is There Even A Note Holder To Pay?” Shelley Erickson then posted on Facebook a very similar article from two years ago written by the Minnesota judiciary’s favorite whipping boy, Bill Butler. The … Continue reading
