Banks mortgage deception reveals a systematic effort to mislead borrowers. It’s like unraveling a golf ball, where the more you peel back, the more knots and entanglements you uncover. Why does the bank, with all its layers of legal and… Continue Reading →
Bank obfuscation and duplicity creates a maze of confusion and mistrust. Living men and women working for and behalf of the bank deliberately withhold crucial financial information, and avoid transparency. This might not be corporate veil piercing, but certainly suggests… Continue Reading →
Postal laws and language fraud can go hand in hand, especially when language is used deceptively in the context of postal communication. This applies whether it’s physical mail or digital correspondence. Because postal laws primarily regulate the sending, delivery, and… Continue Reading →
Lawyers acting on instructions is not a defense. They may claim to be “just acting on their client’s instructions,” following the directions given by the bank. This doesn’t shield them from liability for fraudulent conduct, misleading representation, or other violations… Continue Reading →
Fraudulent claims by Bank’s lawyers using the mail service demanding payments of unsubstantiated outstanding loan account balances… It’s likely they’re committing fraud. By the way, none of this is legal advice. Do your own research. Read the fine print. Who’d… Continue Reading →
The term “pro se” is a Latin phrase that means “on one’s own behalf” or “for oneself.” In the context of the legal system, when an individual chooses to represent themselves in a legal proceeding without the assistance of a… Continue Reading →
Corporate legal fiction lies in the notion that a corporation can hold the same legal rights and obligations as a human being. Even though it’s an artificial entity with no physical presence or consciousness. Thus often obscuring the true accountability… Continue Reading →
Lawyers and legalese can be daunting for people new to the mysterious world of legal matters. For a start, lawyers have their own meanings for everyday words, which can make understanding legal documents challenging for non-lawyers. Ironically, what appears as… Continue Reading →
Enemy of the state? Is that what happened to punctuation in acronyms? Like WHO? and WEF? This trend of leaving out periods in acronyms is becoming more common. For example the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Economic Forum… Continue Reading →
Floccinaucinihilipilification sophistry is like “Jerry Seinfeld”, (all about nothing with idiosyncratic conversational scenes of everyday life) while using complex or obscure language. Often it’s with the intention of belittling or making something seem worthless, in a way that is deceptive… Continue Reading →
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