Banks Don’t Have to Follow the Rules in Lee County, Says Judge Starnes (via Foreclosureblues)

Banks Don’t Have to Follow the Rules in Lee County, Says Judge Starnes by Mike on December 11, 2010 This ruling is a disgrace: Lee County Judge Hugh Starnes has ruled that banks in foreclosure cases don’t have to follow court rules. At a recent foreclosure hearing, the defense attorney (Conrad Willkomm) argued that the bank had violated an important evidentiary rule: the bank was relying on its business records, but no one swore that those record … Read More

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