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A great event is taking place at the Elks Lodge in Santa Ana, California on October 16th & 17th. Hosted by Sediqa Trvth (Truth)
Foreclosure and the Law Workshop
This event is being presented by Dan Gough and Richard Fry, two paralegals who graduated at the top of their class and combined have in excess of 30 years experience and legal research in the field of residential real estate sales, purchases, and mortgages.
Dan owned and operated a real estate brokerage since 1994, whose principal business was to sell foreclosed (REO) properties. He started a mortgage company in 1996, and in 1998 Bank One offered him a 100 million dollar line of credit so his mortgage company could fund and sell, on the secondary market, those mortgages his business originated. In 1999 Dan’s mortgage business received HUD approval to originate FHA guaranteed residential loans.
Richard has a Masters Degree in Theology, and Doctorate in Ministry from Logos Bible College where he also served as Academic Dean. Richard and Dan teamed up approximately seven (7) years ago for the express purpose of researching the laws of this nation. Richard, as a commissioned notary for the STATE OF CALIFORNIA, drafted and executed numerous lawful administrative processes in direct connection with the research and study of both private and public law.
Aside from the education and work experience both Dan and Richard posses, they have defended themselves in numerous court settings and on occasion their wives. They have prepared numerous court pleadings that resulted in a favorable dismissal of the judicial proceeding and/or acquittal of the charges.
If your facing the prospect of missing your next monthly mortgage payment, or your possibly facing the recordation of a “NOTICE OF DEFAULT”, or “NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE”, or have already lost your home as result of a Trustee Sale and subsequent recordation of a Trustees Deed Upon Sale, then this event is a must attend for you.
This is a hands on event that includes a field trip to a law library, so bring your computers and/or notebooks, and be prepared to take copious notes. There will be HOMEWORK, and EXAMS so you may monitor your learning and understanding of the material taught.
See the above links for the seminar flyer for all the event details and the registration form for more information.
As I am sure you are aware it is estimated that 90 percent of all cases are either won or lost on procedure. Did you also know that the United States Supreme court quoted Erica Hashimoto’s, Defending the Right of Self-Representation: An Empirical Look at the Pro Se Felony Defendant, in rendering their decision in Indiana v. Edwards (2008), page 16 of the attachment “Indiana v. Edwards.” Also look at page 18 of Erica’s brief “Defending the Right to Self-Representation,” see attachment. Here you will find that in state felony cases Pro Se defendants performed better, by approximately a 3 to 1 margin over their attorney represented counterparts. What this suggest to me is that the criminal element of our society has a better grasp of court room procedure and etiquette than their non-criminal counterparts. It also suggest that once schooled in court procedure and etiquette, one has a far better chance at prevailing in his or her case.
Dan Gough | May 1, 2010 | Citrus Cafe | Continuous Play | aprox. 70 mins
Court, Rules, Procedure and Etiquette
Audio Archive June 10, 2010
DNR Paralegals
