IT IS ALWAYS THE INNOCENTS. THEY ARE JUST FAMILIES WHO BELIEVE IN THEIR COUNTRY AND ITS SYSTEM OF JUSTICE. I'M SICK OF IT. THE CRIME IS ALWAYS DONE THE SAME STUPID LITTLE WAY. THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAIL

Each Case Looks Different.  Each Borrower Thinks That His or Her Case Has Special Details of Fraud or Criminal Behavior.  Their Cases Are Not Different. Your Case Is Not Different.

So, Listen Up Kiddos.  Here Are The Details That The Devil Is In (Learn it, Love it, Live it)

"A settled plan to deprive the people of the benefits, blessings, and ends of the contract, to subvert the fundamentals of the constitution, to deprive them of all share in making and executing laws, will justify a revolution.'''  

                                        John  Adams, Novanglus Papers, 1774

When I get a call from a Borrower wanting to talk over their foreclosure situation I always show them that they have nothing new, by showing them a magic trick.  I tell them that I need two pieces of their records to put their case into a timeline.  (See my article "It is a Straight Line" Everything is a Straight Line").

There are basically two sets of records in every case that exist and that have been based on the same set of fraudulent information since 1999.  It never changes.  There is no good reason to think about it.  It makes no difference if your state is a judicial foreclosure state or a non-judicial foreclosure state.  It doesn't matter if there is a server named Ocwen, Greentree, SPS, or the newly discovered Planet Mortgage.  (The real name of a new mtg broker.)

The two sets of records are:

1.) The court docket is the listed items that have been "filed" into your case in the order and the date that they were recorded.  This begins with a lawsuit (sometimes called a Complaint or Petition) and runs until there is an order or ruling which ("appears") to end the case.  In a case filed before 1999, this filed order probably did end the case.  That is not true, but we will get to that.

The docket includes everything that makes any difference which was filed by you, the foreclosing party, and the court.

2.)  All of the instruments, documents, liens, and other "things" that have been recorded by the recorder's office in your county on or against or for the legal description in your case.  If your case is a Federal Court the filed docket is there and the recorded "things of all kinds" affecting the legal description of your property are still at your county recorder's office.

First I will go in the loose order of what I expect I am going to see in every case.

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