Motion to Dismiss
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Motion to dismiss for Qualified immunity
Motion to dismiss filed by defendant (officers) based on qualified immunity
Motion to Dismiss Insufficiency of Pleading and Tardiness
Motion to Dismiss Insufficiency of Pleading and Tardiness
Motion to Dismiss Government Outrageous Conduct
Motion to Dismiss Government Outrageous Conduct
Motion to Dismiss for Want of Jurisdiction
Motion to Dismiss for Want of Jurisdiction
Brief for Motion to Dismiss Outrageous Conduct
Brief for Motion to Dismiss Outrageous Conduct
Motion to Dismiss Indictment for Prosecution Misconduct
Motion to Dismiss Indictment for Prosecution Misconduct
Motion to Dismiss or Exclude Evidence
Motion to Dismiss or Exclude Evidence
Brief in Motion to Dismiss based on use of Confidential Source
Brief in Motion to Dismiss based on use of Confidential Source
Motion to Dismiss for US Attorney Unconstitutionally Appointed
Motion to Dismiss for US Attorney Unconstitutionally Appointed
Motion to Dismiss the Complaint and Indictment
Motion to Dismiss the Complaint and Indictment
Motion to Dismiss Lack of Jurisdiction
Motion to Dismiss Lack of Jurisdiction
Motion to Dismiss Bill of Particulars and Discovery
Motion to Dismiss Bill of Particulars and Discovery
DEFENDANT’ S MOTION FOR DISMISSAL PURSUANT TO 18 U.S.C. 3162
DEFENDANT’ S MOTION FOR DISMISSAL PURSUANT TO 18 U.S.C. 3162
Notice of Expedited Foreclosure Sale
Notice of Expedited Foreclosure Sale
Expedited Foreclosures: If you move out of your home before a foreclosure becomes final, the lender may pursue an expedited foreclosure, also known as a fast-track foreclosure. To trigger an expedited foreclosure, the lender must file a motion alleging that the home has been abandoned and may be at risk of harm.
If a lender who was not the original holder of your promissory note has initiated a foreclosure action against you, the lender must prove that it has standing to foreclose on your home in the place of the original lender. If they cannot do so, you may be entitled to have the complaint against you dismissed.
The original note on a mortgage is called the “Promissory Note”. It is the signed document at closing containing a written promise by the borrower to pay a stated sum to a specified lender or the bearer at a specified date or on demand.
A foreclosure “trustee” is the party who handles a nonjudicial foreclosure. … The law prohibits an attorney from serving as a trustee while simultaneously representing the lender.