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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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Contemplating the End of the Journey
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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Tagged Bank, bank forgery, Bank Fraud, Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Title 11 United States Code, Chapter 7 Title 11 United States Code, forgery, fraud, God, Lawyer, mortgage, mortgage forgery, Mortgage fraud, Ocwen, U.S. Bancorp, United States bankruptcy court
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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
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
Heaven Forbid Victimized Homeowners Get a Windfall
Windfall…an unexpected, unearned, or sudden gain or advantage. Does the bankruptcy court honestly believe when a homeowner is forced to fight for their rights, after a bank has outright forged their signatures to a document that secures their home to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank, California, Crime, Daniel Sutter, forgery, fraud, Hawaii, Home insurance, Lapeer, mortgage, Owner-occupier, Rex Anderson, Sheryl Sutter, sutter, United States, United States bankruptcy court
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Mortgage Forgery|The Pain of Fighting a Crime 