Perhaps referrals to the CA Department of Real Estate and District Attorneydeeds might be helpful?
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> On Dec 22, 2017, at 9:35 AM, David Tilem
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> This is a terrific article which I recommend to all. Paul has written at least two good articles which have caught my attention. This one is a bit long, but worth the read.
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> Im wondering if cdcbaa can create a taskforce to work with representatives of the mortgage lender bar to see if we can come up with a solution, or at least some way to attack this problem. I see this as being in the best interests of clients for obvious reasons, but also for members of our group since many of these paralegals compete for our business and the victims end up paying more than they would pay for legitimate representation.
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> We also have the highest (and persistent) pro se rate in the Country which I know is vexing to the Judges and the Clerks Office. I believe this problem is fueled in large part by these marginal operators.
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> If others are interested in this, I would happily participate, albeit by phone or net-meeting. I suspect that we might be able to find a Judge willing to participate and that the Court Clerk may also be interested in helping out perhaps with some data analysis.
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> Just a thought for the new year. Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and a great New Year holiday.
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> Sent: Friday, December 22, 2017 8:57 AM
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> Subject: New Story: How to Get Away with Bankruptcy Fraud
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> Today, we published the latest in our series of stories on bankruptcy. This one focuses on the vast amount of fraud in the nations largest bankruptcy court: the Central District of California.
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> We show whos committing the fraud, who is victimized, and why criminal enforcement is so rare. Its a story that underscores a central point to our coverage:
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> The success of these schemes reflects a basic fact about the bankruptcy system. For people with the sophistication and resources to hire reputable attorneys, bankruptcy works well. For others, there are traps.>
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https://www.propublica.org/article/how- ... ptcy-fraud
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> All the stories in our series (which will continue next year) are here:
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