As a practical matter that is highly unlikely. And your odds of success with anyone who would agree to that are even less likely. One doesn't...

I have not sat down to figure out whether an appeal would be timely. But you could do that. Or move for a new trial. You should get...

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You should have talk to a lawyer, and maybe even pay a lawyer who knows foreclosure and mortgage litigation to review the settlement agreement with...

I won an auction, being the highest credit bidder at foreclosure sale, how do i know Ive done everything by "the book",/ laws?

Credit bids are usually not done by individuals at foreclosure sales. Getting past that, I don't think this is a real question. I think this is...

The only way that I could conceive of it being "illegal" would be if a client (or anyone else for that matter) were using the threat of criminal or...

I have a very damning forensic audit on my foreclosed loan with Wells Fargo Bank

The fact that you mention a "forensic audit" might be seen as damning to competent counsel. Your audit is most likely a waste of money that...

You're not going to like this answer but the practical answer is that you will probably not be able to correct that. There are things you can do...

I need to find out if I can sue Wells Fargo for denying loan modifications?

Can you sue over that? Maybe. Sometimes. It depends on the facts. You should hire a lawyer competent in foreclosure litigation to evaluate and...

The statute of limitations is 60 years.

Will this consider as "constructive" knowledge to defeat my Bona Fide Purchaser status?

I am going to give you quality information, but I am not going to answer your question. You are talking about a valuable piece of real property,...