Marshall Isaacs Calls The Police Because He Does Like What I’m Writing About Him

This is the story of how robo-signing attorney Marshall Isaacs unsuccessfully tried to have me arrested. Why? Apparently, he didn’t like what I wrote about him.

Last week, I got a voicemail from the Farmington Hills Police in suburban Detroit. The detective left a cryptic message that said, “Mr. Dibert, can you please call me about an investigation I’m doing?”

I have admit, I was intrigued. So, I called him back. The officer informed me that Marshall Isaacs had filed a police report against me. He claiming I committed a felony. Yes, apparently the robo-signer who I’ve made famous over the past several months is claiming I violated MCL 750.411(s). He was upset that I posted his address on a blog I wrote back in March without his consent.  He was also upset because I posted a copy of his mortgage and warranty deed. But he was also pissed because I posted a copy of the Request for Investigation I filed with the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission.

Marshall Isaacs Claims I Violated This Michigan Law:

Under MCL 750.411s(2), a person is guilty of a felony for posting a message through any medium of communication, including the Internet or a computer, computer program, computer system, or computer network, or other electronic medium of communication, without the victim’s consent, if all of the following apply:

• The person knows or has reason to know that posting the message could cause 2 or more separate noncontinuous acts of unconsented contact with the victim.
• Posting the message is intended to cause conduct that would make the victim feel terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed, or molested.
• Conduct arising from posting the message would cause a reasonable person to suffer emotional distress and to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed, or molested.
• Conduct arising from posting the message causes the victim to suffer emotional distress and to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed, or molested.

Post a message means “transferring, sending, posting, publishing, disseminating, or otherwise communicating or attempting to transfer, send, post, publish, disseminate, or otherwise communicate information, whether truthful or untruthful, about the victim.” MCL 750.411s(8)(i). Emotional distress means “significant mental suffering or distress that may, but does not necessarily, require medical or other professional treatment or counseling.” MCL 750.411s(8)(g).

Marshall Isaacs believes hordes of pissed off foreclosed homeowners are going to terrorize his family. He must think he’s Frankenstein’s monster in some 1930s monster movie. Does he honestly believe villagers are going to storm his home yelling, “KILL THE BEAST, KILL THE BEAST!”

I told the detective details of my ongoing investigation of fraudulent activity being done by Marshall Isaacs. Of course, this included his pals over at Orlans Associates.

I Educated The Cop About Marshall Isaac’s Behavior

I told the detective that this is frivolous. He only did it in retaliation because I filed request for investigations with the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission. I told him how Orlans was filing fraudulent documents with county Register of Deeds offices across Michigan.

I told this detective that Marshall Isaacs’ address is a matter of public record. It’s something anybody can get at the Oakland County Register of Deeds. I also told him Marshall Isaacs is afraid of the army of process servers showing up at his door. After all, there is an army of lawyers ready to flood the courts with lawsuits. In addition, there are also potential criminal investigations that are coming down the pipeline against him and Orlans.

Marshall Isaacs’ Actions Are Ironic On So Many Levels.

First, he goes crying to a local police department in a city who’s budget has been dramatically slashed. Property values in Michigan declining property values plummetted by foreclosures in part because of Marshall Isaacs’ firm, Orlans Associates. Orlans handles nearly 40% of the foreclosures in Michigan. Of those, the majority appear to have been illegal. This of course affects tax revenues for local municipalities Orlans is hired to file foreclosures in.

He then wants to take it one step further. He wants a cash-strapped county to prosecute someone over something that is a frivolous matter. They all say it’s a waste of taxpayer money to pursue.

He claims he and his family are suffering emotional distress because of his address being made public.  Maybe I’m missing something here. Doesn’t his firm file public notices with the names of homeowners in foreclosure for the whole world to see?

Now that Marshall Isaacs wants special treatment from the courts and law enforcement. The very thing that the average individual or the average homeowner would not receive.

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