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When All Else Fails: Go With Your Strengths…

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Sheryl L. Sutter

When I first named this blog I didn’t realize how prophetic the title would end up being; because now again, I have to live with a decision I made. Without going into excruciating detail, I will state that we were … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage | Tagged Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Crime, forgery, fraud, law, meltdown, Michigan, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, victim | 1 Comment

Proof that We Can Win

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I can now offer you proof positive that the bank can be beat. As most of you whom have followed this blog over the past couple years are aware, we won an avoided mortgage against the bank in the 6th … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Bankruptcy, forgery, fraud, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Ocwen, us banks, US Circuit Court, victim | 1 Comment

We Have a Choice

Posted on January 15, 2014 by Sheryl L. Sutter

As you may have noticed, I have been off the radar for the past couple of months. Our attorney advised that I stay away from possibly giving the bank any ammunition that could be used against us. Although, I do … Continue reading →

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Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles | Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, forgery, fraud, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud | 1 Comment

Contemplating the End of the Journey

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I have a lot to contemplate as that, which has dragged on for years, is now becoming front and center in our lives. All the days, months and years of pain and confusion; standing on the truth only to discover … Continue reading →

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The Banks Lead You to Believe this is Personal: It’s Not

Posted on September 3, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

As mortgage fraud victims, you may think that I stray from the subject sometimes; however, if we, as human beings are not in control of our emotions and fears, this battle will send us to our graves. Stress kills, … Continue reading →

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Ignorance is No Excuse: Not Even When You’re the Bank

Posted on August 30, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

Wednesday was a sight to behold in Courtroom 8 at the Ingham County Courthouse in Lansing. For the first time in this unwanted journey, we were able to witness the total ineptness of a law firm representing Ocwen. First, … Continue reading →

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When Jurors think “What’s in it for me?”, the System Fails…

Posted on July 21, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I try diligently to stay true to my purpose for this blog and only rarely do I stray from the intended content. However, today I feel that I want to make an exception. Personally, I try very hard not to … Continue reading →

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Why I Love Sundays’…

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I have always loved Sundays for as long as I can remember. It used to be the day that, when I was young, I would go to the local community Baptist church with my grandparents. I remember the joys of … Continue reading →

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Living in Color

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

I have always been amazed by rainbows and how the sun, prisms through the rain, setting all the colors in the same sequence. However, when the light passes through the water droplets twice, it causes an inverse rainbow to … Continue reading →

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Manifestations of a Blessing

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Sheryl L. Sutter

This week has run the gamut from self-imposed despair to revealing, once again, that there is always hope. I realized a long time ago, that no matter what my husband and I have been faced with throughout our twenty-one … Continue reading →