They proved the successor couldn't walk away - then their own financing sank the deal
Unison calls it equity-sharing. The homeowner says it's the mortgage they promised it wasn't
A judgment that stood since 2018, erased by a defect no clock could cure
Missing default records helped sink a judgment years in the making
Borrowers tried four ways out and parked the house in a family trust - the case survived
A decade-long foreclosure and one judge's self-reversal that couldn't survive the ten-day clock
The dismissal was void the day it landed - and the clock to fix it barely runs
The bank swore it held the note in 2017 - so what about the 2024 lost-note affidavit
A borrower spent nearly two decades fighting one missing note - the court refused to hear it again
The reasoning gives servicers a handy map on billing fights and debt-collector status
