How the Logic of the Courtroom Gives Judgments and Sells Property

There is a logic to the laws governing litigation and trial procedure, which is often based on fact. But those who really know how to apply those protocols also understand how they can be twisted away from the facts. And that is the problem for the homeowner. Ignorance of these protocols is no excuse, and those protocols can kill your chances of winning in court. If the initial cut by the surgeon severs an artery supplying blood, nutrients, and oxygen to the brain, there are only a few minutes to correct the problem --- if it can be corrected. An initial error by the trial lawyer can sever the chances of ever winning the case. In foreclosures, the trial lawyer is often the homeowner without a lawyer because few lawyers can be found to take these cases. So the defense narrative is never fully developed under such circumstances. that means that at the outset, the artery is cut. The litigation plan is never considered must less decided upon, with various alternative plans based upon obstacles that appear during litigation. And the most common mistake is referring to a servicer simply because that is how it was presented.