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Sheryl L. Sutter
Mortgage Forgery|Are You a Victim?- Lesson 5: Win or Lose; Use What You Have to Educate
- Lesson 4: My Life Lesson’s in the World of Mortgage Fraud
- Lesson 3: Lawyers for Bank Had a Choice; They Chose Fraud
- Lesson 2: Spotting Assignment Fraud
- Lesson 1: The Note (Forged Endorsements and Color Manipulations WILL Steal Your Home)
- When All Else Fails: Go With Your Strengths…
- Don’t Let the Shiny Object Distract You: Create a Shiny Object of Your Own
- Proof that We Can Win
- We Have a Choice
- I Share This for My Fellow Mortgage Fraud Victims (the Roziers)
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Tag Archives: Michigan
When All Else Fails: Go With Your Strengths…
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
Posted in Forged Mortgage
Tagged Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Crime, forgery, fraud, law, meltdown, Michigan, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, victim
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Don’t Let the Shiny Object Distract You: Create a Shiny Object of Your Own
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
Posted in Forged Mortgage, Other Interesting Articles
Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Class action, Crime, foreclosure, forgery, Michigan, Mortgage fraud, Ocwen
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Ignorance is No Excuse: Not Even When You’re the Bank
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
Finding Peace on the Lakeside
This is a day that is all about enjoying the true blessings in life; spent with my wonderful husband and youngest granddaughter, camping at a beautiful, inland lake, of which Michigan is famously known for. King’s Landing is a recreational … Continue reading
The Promise of the Rainbow
On Monday, wicked storms approached our fragile abode with damaging winds and torrential rains; saved only by the existence of wind shear that stopped rotating clouds from getting a foothold. Knowing that the storm was coming I quickly gathered all … Continue reading
Posted in Forged Mortgage
Tagged Atmospheric Sciences, Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Basement, Earth Sciences, fear, Michigan, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Rain, Storm, Wind shear
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Reaching a Breaking Point
With bills beating on us, low employment, a broke down vehicle, a ceiling that may or may not withstand tonight’s derecho, a botched getaway and this fiasco with insurance on the house, I have come very close to hitting … Continue reading
LAW ALERT: Legal System Should Follow the Law and Not Coddle Law-Breaking Felons
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
Victimized Homeowners; What Does Congress See?
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
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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
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An Apology to Our Neighbors, Our Neighborhood and Our City
This is a letter I felt compelled to write to the letter of the editor of our local newspaper. LETTER TO THE EDITOR: This is an apology to our neighbors, our neighborhood and our city. We apologize for how our … Continue reading
An Apology to Our Neighbors, Our Neighborhood and Our City
This is a letter I felt compelled to write to the letter of the editor of our local newspaper. LETTER TO THE EDITOR: This is an apology to our neighbors, our neighborhood and our city. We apologize for how our … Continue reading
Mortgage Forgery|The Pain of Fighting a Crime 