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Readers, please direct your attention to paragraph six [6]. Question: "Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?" Answer: "I do. " [1] [1] "To the best of my knowledge" Francis, we're here to help you. Blow that whistle. The corner office of your "safety glass protected" factory will someday throw you under the bus. Your clients believe the "Banking Putsch" is complete. It's not. They may have the money, honey, but we have the numbers. Like a colony of ants, those of us at the bottom of the...

This time the wild and crazy bunch attempts to defy an Order to Stay by a Federal Judge. Paragraph 4 - "All mortgage foreclosure cases are hereby STAYED and shall remain so until further order of the court. Any deadlines for filings on any issue are hereby suspended." Seems pretty clear to me. Maybe the good folks at Harmon Law accidently sent their copy of the order to LPS for some repair work. Or could it be that they interpret the STAY order to exclude evictions?

He operates the largest foreclosure law firm in the state, and these hard times have made Mark P. Harmon a very busy man. Some critics assail his tactics, but Harmon is unapologetic: Lenders, after all, need zealous lawyers, too. Devenia Mack doesn’t know Mark P. Harmon personally, but the Newton lawyer is intimately involved in her housing crisis. His company, Harmon Law Offices, was hired by Wells Fargo Bank last year to seize Mack’s Westminster ranch house by foreclosure. His son, Andrew, signed the paperwork that transferred the mortgage to Wells Fargo. His title company stamped the document notifying Mack...