MEMORANDUM TO RECORD -
June 26,
2008
ORDER GRANTING SANCTIONS - July 11, 2008
HEARING
TRANSCRIPT - August 21, 2008
The important thing to note about this transcript is Dory GOEBEL came into Federal
Bankruptcy Court
and perjured herself AGAIN in direct testimony before the
Judge! That is
what the ongoing perjury and sanction investigations
are all about!
Decision
on Order Denying Motion To Quash - February 6, 2009
Order
Granting U.S. Trustee Discovery - February 6, 2009
Trustees
Objection to Option One Motion for Stay - April 16, 2009
Trustees
Objection to Fidelity Motion for Appeal - April 16, 2009
Court
Decision Denying Stay of Discovery - June 3, 2009
U.S.
Trustee Ex Parte Motion To Continue - August 18, 2009
Order
Following Hearing - November 21, 2009
MEMORANDUM OF LAW
IN SUPPORT OF UNITED STATES TRUSTEE’S MOTION FOR
SANCTIONS AGAINST
LENDER PROCESSING SERVICES, INC. AND
THE BOLES LAW FIRM - May
21, 2010
U.
S.
TRUSTEE’S MOTION FOR SANCTIONS against LPS and the BOLES LAW FIRM - May 21, 2010
U.
S.
TRUSTEE’S POST TRIAL BRIEF IN LIEU OF CLOSING ARGUMENT -
2/11
Fidelity
operated an affidavit-execution process that systematically
caused the execution of false
affidavits.
UPDATE:
Memorandum
Opinion - (4/11): CONCLUSION:
The fraud perpetrated on the Court, Debtors, and trustee would be shocking
if this Court had less experience concerning the conduct of
mortgage servicers. One too many times, this Court has been witness to the shoddy practices and sloppy accountings
of the mortgage service industry. With each revelation, one hopes that the bottom
of the barrel has been reached and that the industry will
selfcorrect. Sadly, this does not appear to be reality. This case is one example
of why their conduct comes at a high cost to the system and debtors.
But for the dogged determination
of the UST's office and debtors' counsel, these issues would not come to light and countless debtors
would suffer. For their efforts this Court is indebted.
For the reasons assigned above, the Motion for Sanctions is granted as to liability
of LPS.
