A company called Ocwen initiated foreclosure proceedings in March 2013. were initiated due to a servicing error committed by a prior loan servicer, Ocwen. Ocwen had gotten the loan and been ripped off, fair and square, by a prior loan servicer, the notorious, and now defunct, Saxon (aptly named, fucking savages).
Ocwen wasn't diligent at all (and idiotically 'touted' its 'onboarding' mothodologies in sworn testimony) in obtaining servicing rights to the loan - thought one thing, bought another situation. but they had actually bought something different. And so from start to finish essentially everything Ocwen did constituted a violation of some law or another. Literally everything it did. Ocwen initiated foreclosure proceedings but then pawned the servicing 'rights' off on Nationstar (these 'rights' contained a poison pill that Nationstar didn't bother to discover for itself, despite its obligation to do so).
The case has mushroomed now into an unthinkable nightmare that has me bursting into tears at the thought of it all. It is so utterly filthy and disgusting.
That simple foreclosure defense has now generated a federal lawsuit against three defendants with multiple causes of action. During the course of that lawsuit, mistakes made by the other side have generated three additional lawsuits, all against law firms.
Plus, a Rule 60 motion has been filed in an attempt to tear down a judgment entered in 2012. If that motion prevails, and it has a chance, and if it fails an appeal will go up just to be sure, the situation for the defendants will become unthinkably difficult. Which is precisely what they all deserve.
This case . . . is not just a case. It isn't even a case at all, really. It's something different altogether. It's a series of cases that are linked together toward one common goal, to inflict as much legal damage on the Defendants as I am capable of inflicting. I'm working on my client's mission.
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