Blake Edward Wilson

Blake Edward Wilson's Legal Cases (17)

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Foreclosure

Arlasky v. Nationstar

Jan 01, 2016

OUTCOME: Avoid Foreclosure Four Years

Mr. Arlasky obtained a loan prior to the economic meltdown, and his original lender made false promises about his adjustable rate mortgage, i.e., that the interest rate would decrease upon the maturity ... date. Like all subprime loans, Mr. Arlasky's indeed increased, and the value of his dream home rapidly decreased. We filed suit against Bank of America in 2012, and submitted a request for mortgage assistance. Bank of America assigned its interest in the Deed of Trust to Nationstar Mortgage, LLC. We are now litigating in The United States District Court - Southern District of California, alleging violations of the California Homeowner Bill of Rights due to the alleged dual tracking by Nationstar. Mr. Arlasky retained Blake Wilson Law Group in 2012, and he still resides in his California home with his wife and children. His unaffordable mortgage inhibited his business growth, and with the money he saved since retaining us over three years ago, his business is now thriving and the revenues he produced allowed him to invest in profitable business ventures, giving him financial freedom to pay mortgage arrears and fit within the debt to income ratios banks use to approve or deny a request for mortgage assistance. If you are facing foreclosure, Blake Wilson Law Group attorneys will sit down with you and your family, conduct a full title search to determine the best course of action to, at the very least, keep you and your family in your home as long as possible to give you precious time to save money and make critical decisions regarding your finances and home - your most precious asset. Give foreclosure defense attorney Blake Wilson a call at (619) 737-5832, and he will thoroughly assess your situation to determine your best course of legal action. Our attorneys will litigate in California and Nevada in both state and federal Court, Bankruptcy Court, and negotiate the terms of your loan with your lender to wipe out second mortgages, reduce interest, reduce your principal mortgage balance, and acquire potential damages for your troubles.

Personal injury

Chiaramonte v. Kipp

Dec 15, 2015

OUTCOME: Settled with money damages.

Represented Kipp in a cross-claim against Chiaramonte for private nuisance. Mr. Kipp's two previous attorneys quit two months before the trial date. In just one month, we obtained a favorable settlem ... ent, which his previous attorneys said would be impossible.

Foreclosure

Aragon v. Bank of America

Dec 09, 2015

OUTCOME: Settled, loan modification obtained.

Bank of America had approved Mr. Aragon of a loan modification, but unilaterally rescinded the modification with no explanation. We filed a civil action for breach of the Trial Period Plan, and dual t ... racking. The case settled by way of a loan modification.

Bankruptcy and debt

In Re Dunlop

Dec 01, 2015

OUTCOME: Pending

Filed chapter 13 to invoke the automatic stay bankruptcy protection. Four years later, the client is still in her home due to our foreclosure defense litigation efforts.

Probate

In Re Maria Lopez

Oct 01, 2015

OUTCOME: Declared to have capacity

Involved a conservatorship and whether the proposed conservatee had the capacity to make decisions for herself.

Probate

In Re Conservatorship of Jan Greaves

Sep 01, 2015

OUTCOME: Conservatorship Terminated

Our client mistakenly signed a document that granted a Conservatorship to a State-Appointed conservator. A short 8 months under their care cost her nearly $100,00. Mrs. Greaves had not properly execut ... ed an Advance Health Care Directive, and she was therefore vulnerable to having someone other than her husband conserve her. After several hearings and ex parte motions, we terminated the Conservatorship and forced the appointed conservator to substantiate the abundant charges. The court granted our motion to terminate the Conservatorship, and Mrs. Greaves is living at home happily under the care of her husband, instead of living in an unfamiliar place at a very high cost, eating away at her retirement. This case illustrates the importance of spending a little bit of money now to protect your interests by creating an advance health care directive, and a professionally drafted estate plan. Please visit www.blakewlaw.com to learn more about our services, and feel free to call us to schedule a free consultation.

Real estate

Sigera v. Bank of America

Sep 01, 2015

OUTCOME: Settled with money damages.

Client purchased a home at foreclosure sale, but was given a vacant lot. We obtained a settlement, but due to non-disclosure, cannot give the specific details. We went to mediation and had the case s ... ettled.

Foreclosure

Torres v. Wells Fargo

Aug 17, 2015

OUTCOME: No back due rent owed; acquired multiple extensions to move out.

This case involved our clients' purchase of land with a mobile home attached to it. Mr. and Mrs. Torres retained Blake Wilson Law Group to prevent foreclosure. Generally speaking, California Homeowne ... r Bill of Rights prevents a foreclosure sale if the borrower submits a "complete" first-lien Request for Mortgage Assistance. Numerous attempts by both foreclosure defense attorney Blake Wilson, and Wells Fargo's attorneys. This case demonstrates the critical importance of providing requested documents to your attorney so you can keep your home, pay down mortgage debt, and save for retirement. Due to repeated failures to provide documents Blake Wilson Law Group repeatedly requested, Wells Fargo rightfully foreclosed. The failure to produce these documents ultimately resulted in foreclosure and eviction proceedings. Blake Wilson Law Group acquired several more months of free rent for The Torres Family by discovering loopholes in the method of service of process utilized. Blake Wilson Law Group kept The Torres family in their home as long as possible, which allowed them to live at the property free for several years.

Foreclosure

Aragon v. Bank of America

Jan 01, 2015

OUTCOME: Loan Modification Obtained

Our client was in foreclosure, as he fell behind when the market crashed. We stepped in, filed a complaint for dual tracking and breach of trial period plan, and we obtained a modification of his loan ... . No foreclosure.

Landlord or tenant

Caballero v. Estrada

Jul 01, 2014

OUTCOME: Settled

Our client had tenants in their property who had not paid rent in several months. Within five days of sending a notice to pay rent or quit the tenants vacated the property.

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