Looky here, folks. The final tote board. Not one indication of the $48K taken from me, no indication of the foreclosure that propelled me into bankruptcy, except that Beal Bank is clearly listed as a creditor. My, my.
That $1680 – $68.40 are the only fees recorded by the Court. Tortfeasor Brad Weil filed for >$9000 in attorney’s fees. I objected, citing his failure to represent me, his failure to account for my insurance monies, his failure to perform due diligence, his negligence & malfeasance. The Court agreed with me as his fees have been removed from the final accounting.
I have been robbed under the cover of the law.
Categories: AS, Criminal Organizations, Disaster, Economic Anger, Homeownership, Insurance, Paralegal Studies
Tags: bank fraud, bankruptcy, Beal Bank, business fraud, case study, consumer issue, corporate theft, crime, debt, document evidence, fraud, Insurance
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The Bar Association says Mr. Weil did nothing wrong. In fact, he saved my home! However, Beal Bank says they never filed foreclosure against me. Funny thing, though; they took my money.