Filing a motion/lawsuit

Hi Everyone,

I wanted to briefly use this week to mention the following. I know many of you are aware of how the system works. You are aware that notes signed at the closing are often destroyed and copies with our signature securitized/monetized and cashed in either before or after the closing. In many cases due to your account file being sold from one company to another, you have a good feeling that they may not even have your entire file.

Be aware you have a great advantage of knowledge over other people. But also you have to realize if you are going to file a motion or commence a lawsuit, you have to raise arguments supported by the facts.

If you assert fraud, you can't just file a motion saying the "industry cashes in notes, the never lent me money, etc." Based on your specific facts of what happened to you, you can raise the arguments of fraud, material non-disclosure of facts, etc, but they must be specific to your case. The idea is to get the matter before a judge, and when it comes to discovery and production of evidence...thats when they are in for trouble.

As always this is not legal advice but some food for thought. As always seek an attorney to assist you in legal matters.