Springfield, Illinois criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with Defendant was wire fraud.

The government presented evidence that Christopher Schaller, age 48, of Springfield, Illinois, used his extensive knowledge of the mortgage industry and the trust placed in him by his employer, Diamond Residential Mortgage Corporation (Diamond), as the manager of its Springfield, Ill

Minneapolis, Minnesota criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with fraud.

From 2018 through December 2020, Suzanne Griffiths, 46, currently residing in Arizona, executed a scheme to defraud individuals by soliciting investments in her Minnesota-based house-flipping businesses. Griffiths was active in the house-flipping community and frequently attended seminars of a nationa

Dallas, Texas criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with a a multimillion-dollar, high-yield investment fraud scheme that targeted elderly victims. In addition, another individual who sold EarthWater securities pleaded guilty today to one charge related to the investment fraud scheme.

Harley E. “Buddy” Barnes III, 63, of Plano, Texas, pleaded guilty to conspiracy, frau

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma bankruptcy lawyer represented debtors who sought Chapter 7 Bankruptcy discharge.

On January 5, and February 14, and 15, 2022, a video-conference trial was conducted in the above-captioned adversary proceeding. The issues before the Court are set forth in the Final Pretrial Order [Doc. 56], entered on November 19, 2021. Plaintiffs Frank Hill ("Dr. Hill") an

Augusta, Georgia criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with bank and bankruptcy fraud related to his purchase of an Augusta apartment complex.

Jerome Walter Kiggundu, 38, now a resident of Commerce City, Colo., was sentenced to 48 months in prison after his conviction in a jury trial in December 2021 on charges of Bank Fraud, Bankruptcy Fraud, and False Statements Under O

St. Louis, Missouri plaintiff, sued Defendant on a breach of insurance contract theory claiming more than $75,000 in damages.

On November 2, 2021, Plaintiffs filed a Complaint in this Court against Defendants for “trespass, wrongful eviction, slander, libel and the intentional infliction of emotional distress.” Plaintiffs asserted four counts against Defendants: (1) Unlawful Trespass;

Madison, Wisconsin civil litigation lawyer represented defendant sued on a mortgage foreclosure theory.

"On April 11, 2022, the United States filed an action to foreclose a mortgage upon real estate in Dane County, Wisconsin, with the following legal description:

Unit 989, Cross Country Condominium, Phase 1, in the City of Verona, Dane County, Wisconsin.

The United S

Tulsa, Oklahoma civil litigation lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant to collect a note, foreclose on a mortgage and appoint a receiver.

¶2 A series of transactions between F & M and Samara resulted in Samara giving F & M two notes in 1991. One, with which we are not here concerned, was secured by realty known as the "Condo." The second note, with which we are concerned, was

Duncan, Oklahoma civil litigation lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant to collect a note and foreclose on a mortgage.

¶2 Appellee/Plaintiff/Mortgagee filed an application for the appointment of a receiver contemporaneously with the filing of its foreclosure petition. Its basis for seeking the appointment of a receiver was a provision in the mortgage which provided that immed

Jay, Oklahoma family law lawyers represented the parties in a child support dispute case.

¶1 We address Jody Robert Pack's appeal of a trial court order awarding attorney fees to Lacee Dawn Jones to determine whether the trial court erred in making the award. After review, we conclude the trial court erred in making the award and reverse its order.

BACKGROUND

¶2 Depart

Dallas, Texas consumer law lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a wrongful foreclosure theory.

Plaintiff-Appellant Leo Robinson purchased a home at 2306 Van
Cleave Drive in Dallas, Texas. He obtained title on the home from the
previous owners, the Browns. The Browns had a mortgage on the home with
Defendant-Appellee Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. After the Browns sold t

Atlanta, Georgia criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud and wire fraud and to money laundering for masterminding a scheme to obtain 14 fraudulent loans totaling approximately $11.1 million from the Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”). To date, a total of twenty-three individuals have been charged in connection with the fraudulent scheme.

Santa Ana, Claifornia criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with lying to a mortgage lender about his assets while seeking a loan for a $1.5 million home in the San Bernardino Mountains.

Todd Ament, 57, of Orange, was charged in a 99-page criminal complaint filed in United States District Court with making false statements to a financial institution while seekin

Saratoga Springs, New York family law lawyers represented the parties seeking a divorce.


The parties' 2012 judgment of divorce incorporated, but did not merge, a settlement agreement. In relevant part, this agreement granted defendant (hereinafter the husband) the right to purchase from plaintiff (hereinafter the wife) her interest in the former marital home located on lakefront prop

Salt Lake City, Utah criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with wire fraud and money laundering.

Attorney Calvin Curtis, age 61, of Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty in November of 2021, to embezzling millions of dollars from clients of his estate planning law firm based in Salt Lake City, known as Calvin Curtis Attorney at Law PLLC, and Curtiselderlaw.com. By the time of hi

Portland, Oregon criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with using a residential property he did not own as collateral for obtaining a bank loan worth more than $316,000.


On or about February 17, 2017, Alireza Zamanizadeh, aka Ali Zamani, 63, filed a quitclaim deed in Deschutes County, transferring a residential property in Bend, Oregon to his business for one dollar w

Sacramento, California criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with bank fraud scheme that sought to fraudulently eliminate home mortgages and then profit on the subsequent home sales.

On Aug. 2, 2021, a jury found James Christopher Castle, age 57, formerly of Petaluma, was found guilty of 35 counts of bank fraud. According to evidence at trial, in May 2020, Castle was extra