Tag Archives: foreclosure

Don’t Let the Shiny Object Distract You: Create a Shiny Object of Your Own

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Sheryl L. Sutter

It has been a while since I have shared my thoughts with all of you that are fighting the good fight against the crimes that have been committed against you. Our own court battle with Ocwen has heated up and … Continue reading →

Rate this:

The Devil is in the Details of a Timing Game

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

Over the past six weeks our attorney has been working to contact the bank (Ocwen) to turn over an insurance check for a claim that we filed against their forced insurance. Before we ever filed the claim, for my own … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Class action, Crime, Financial institution, foreclosure, forgery, fraud, Government, Home insurance, homeowner, Ingham County Michigan, Insurance, Lansing Michigan, Lapeer, law, Law firm, Lawyer, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Ocwen, United States | 2 Comments

Reflecting on Bygone Years, When Your Neighborhood Was Your Home

Posted on May 29, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

Part of what makes up your home is the neighborhood that surrounds it. When most of us were growing up, we were part of that neighborhood network. We knew each other’s families and were invited to each other’s milestone … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Crime, Easter, Facebook, Family, foreclosure, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Neighbourhood, real-estate, Too Big to Fail, Twitter, United States | 1 Comment

LAW ALERT: Legal System Should Follow the Law and Not Coddle Law-Breaking Felons

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

If there is anything that I have realized, after years of fighting the crime of forgery by the banks, it is that our judicial system is made up of a majority of pro-corporate individuals; blinded by the very law that … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Crime, Financial institution, foreclosure, forgery, fraud, Government, home, homeowner, Judiciary, law, meltdown, Michigan, Mortgage fraud, Our City, sutter, United States | Leave a comment

Victimized Homeowners; What Does Congress See?

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

For those of us who have experienced the damage that comes along with being the victim of mortgage fraud, we have been exposed to the views of many people. We have been brought into “reality” by the scathing words used … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Business, Campaigns and Elections, Class action, Crime, Election, Financial Services, foreclosure, forgery, fraud, Government, home, Lapeer, law, Lawyer, meltdown, Michigan, mortgage, Mortgage fraud, United States bankruptcy court | 1 Comment

Vacation’s Over…

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I have been on a self-imposed hiatus from this blog and the website for the past six months. After battling the banks for six years, and spending six months looking for a reputable law firm to go after the judgments we … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged bailout, Bank of America, Crime, fight, foreclosure, forgery, Government, law, meltdown, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, United States, US Bank, Website, Wells Fargo, White-collar crime | Leave a comment

Did You Exercise Your Right to Vote? Why Not?

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Sheryl L. Sutter

In a city that has approximately 4,500 voters it appears that only 452 made it to the polls to vote. Approximately 10% of our qualified voters actually voted. When you look at one city with a 90% deficit in voter … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Voting | Tagged Campaigns and Elections, Election, Election Day, foreclosure, Photo identification, Politics, unemployment, United States, Voting | Leave a comment

Damaged Lives|Time for Informed Choices

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Sheryl L. Sutter

In the past five years we have watched the American dream turn into a virtual nightmare. We have observed as a multitude of people have lost their jobs and their homes; only to discover that we were losing in a … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage, Voting | Tagged Bank, Bernard Madoff, Business, Financial institution, foreclosure, Government, Official, Owner-occupier, United States, Washington, Washington D.C., Working class | Leave a comment

How Sad is the for Homeowners’

Posted on October 23, 2011 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I am saddened and shocked at how our laws do not protect us. In researching legal definitions such as “Mortgage Fraud” and “Bank Fraud“, both refer to someone doing damage to the bank, however, nothing if the situation is reversed. … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in Forged Mortgage | Tagged Bank Fraud, Business, Financial Services, foreclosure, law, Mortgage fraud, Mortgage loan, United States | Leave a comment

Is Forgery a Crime if the Bank Does It?

Posted on October 21, 2011 by Sheryl L. Sutter

It is said that you should write about things that you like or things that you are familiar with. Unfortunately, for this writer, the expertise is in the affects of being a victim of mortgage fraud. The fraud that occurred … Continue reading →