Foreclosure Fraud Legal Strategies

Summary

Filing a criminal complaint could be used as leverage in negotiations, but it should be based on solid evidence. Consider consulting a lawyer experienced in foreclosure and fraud. Additional evidence like communication records, payment records, and expert testimony can strengthen your case.

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I have proof that the servicer has at the least two versions of the promissory note they sent me (this is a bearer instrument so there could be only one promissory note). This is undisputable evidence. What additional solid evidence do I need?
It sounds like you have a strong foundation with the evidence you have. Here are a few additional pieces of evidence that might strengthen your case:
- Documentation of communications with the servicer and their responses.
- Records of any payments made and their application.
- Any discrepancies in the loan servicing records.
- Expert testimony regarding the authenticity and legality of the promissory notes you have.
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