JP Morgan Chase Wants MI Supreme Court To Decide If “Operation of Law” Applies To Loans Acquired From The FDIC Last month, the MI Supreme Court accepted an appeal by JPMorgan Chase. The bank wants the Supreme Court to hear Kim v. J.P. Morgan Chase. In January, the Michigan Court of Appeals shot down
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On Tuesday The Dead Rabbi’s POA Settles With US Bank The cool thing about owning MFI-Miami is that I get to work with some really smart litigators. These guys bring me interesting cases like banks foreclosing on dead rabbis. They also think outside the box like I do. If you are a regular reader, you
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Michigan Court of Appeals Rules JPMorgan Chase Loans Acquired From The FDIC Must Be Recorded. The Michigan Court of Appeals handed down a second ruling about the chain of ownership regarding mortgages and notes. This ruling takes Davenport v. HSBC to the next level. The Justices called for a strict interpretation of a Michigan law.
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Attention Homeowners: You Are Not Ben Matlock! Homeowners Should Not Play Amateur Lawyer Here Is An Example Of Why Homeowners Should Not Play Amateur Lawyer I like to keep up with homeowners who like to play Ben Matlock. So over Labor Day weekend, I discovered a series of “Notary Certificate of Protest and Judgement In Estoppel”
MFI-Miami and A Client Are Featured In FCIR Article MFI-Miami and Client were featured in an article about mortgage fraud Ralph De LaCruz, Florida Center For Investigative Reporting There’s no doubt what the F-word has come to mean in Florida during the past three years. Foreclosures. There are almost 40,000 properties now in foreclosure in the Sunshine
