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...loan repayment assistance as long...are carrying mortgage-sized student...into public service." ...
National Law Journal
...provider in New Orleans. When Landry and his wife fell behind on mortgage payments for her house in 2002, Samuels advised Landry to increase his...
...the companies with violating the Federal Trade Act and the Mortgage Assistance Relief Services rule by falsely claiming they could help homeowners avoid foreclosure...
National Law Journal
...and that he received ineffective assistance of counsel. For the following...I got out of the service.AUSA: Oh, okay. What...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...a hopeless substitute for actual service," ...
National Law Journal
...himself out as Executive Director of Federal Defense Associates, and touted his services through websites, legal conferences, and professional contacts. As early as 1997, Defendant...
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...February 11, 2011, Steven M. Perales ("Debtor") filed a voluntary petition for relief under chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code. Listed on Schedule B was...
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...to state a claim for relief and, alternatively, had waived his...note and granting a first mortgage to IndyMac Bank, FSB ("IndyMac...
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