Can I Represent Myself Against Foreclosure Fraud? Yes, It Is Called Pro Se: “By Myself”

“DON’T FIGHT THE PROBLEM… DECIDE IT”

“George C. Marshall”

Nearly all Borrowers who have contacted me about an imminent, or already taken place, foreclosure believed that it was imperative that they find an attorney to represent them in a court foreclosure action. For three years I believed the same thing. Many judges will suggest it so strongly that a borrower believes that it is actually a law, which it is not. But, it does make sense that we believe it. We see it on TV, in the news, magazines, and, of course, most attorneys will tell that you need an attorney

But, the reality is that this so-called mortgage melt down is so big and is rife with illegal and criminal behaviour that defies what most people regard as normal, there are few, very few, attorneys that can win for a borrower.

Attorneys, for the most part, are not familiar with the subject of Mortgage Fraud. Certainly not as familiar as they will lead you to believe I have resented this fact for a very long time. As I said, most of my clients have been advised by a judge or an attorney that they absolutely must have an attorney. They are right, except for one thing. Shouldn’t that read “they absolutely must have a Good Attorney?”

You are not better off with an uninformed attorney representing you.

Can you afford an attorney at this time? What if you think you are unable to pay an attorney? Should that automatically mean that you have no choice but to leave your home?

Well, there is another way. You don’t have to hire an attorney to start the fight to save your home. In my opinion you cannot win with 99.9% of the attorneys in your state anyway. If that is not true, then why do we hear so much about mortgage fraud and so little about the victims of mortgage fraud winning their cases?

The reason you don’t know what to do, is because trials and courts are not your areas of expertise. But, you can be strong if you get the right kind of help. You can do a lot of what an attorney should do at the beginning of the threat of foreclosure. You can do it as Pro Se, which means “I am representing myself” if you have the right help and accurate information.

You can learn how to use your constitutional civil rights to force the courts to treat you in a fair way.

I now believe that finally you actually have the advantage. But, like anything new you must learn the rules to play the game.

DON’T MOVE FROM YOUR HOME WITHOUT IT BEING A FAIR FIGHT! YOU CAN WIN.