Foreclosure Fraudulent Deed Filing

*. Misrepresentation of Client's Standing:
- Godbout Law falsely represented that their client, L & S Realty LLC, had superior title to the property despite knowing the foreclosure was based on fraudulent and usurious terms (Exhibit D).
*. Manipulated Financial Information:
- The foreclosure was initiated using compounded and incorrect interest rates, as admitted by the debt collector in federal court. This manipulation of financial information further demonstrates fraudulent intent (Exhibit E).
*. Omission of Prior Legal Actions:
- Godbout Law did not disclose the ongoing superior court case where I am a counter-claimant against my financial advisor Ralph Grieco, who orchestrated the fraudulent activities. This case is crucial as it directly relates to the foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit F).
*. Misrepresented Loan Transaction:
- Fact * in their filing states that on September *, *, Merritt and Cronan entered into loan transactions with Pensco Trust Company, Custodian FBO James Tiernan and Richard Fagan (collectively the IRA). However, I did not enter into a loan transaction. Instead, I was told it was an emergency by my financial advisor to sign papers so that he and Mike could have the new business they just created pay the mortgagepayments to Bristol County Savings Bank (Exhibit G).
*. Unauthorized Mortgage:
- Fact * states the loan transaction was secured by a mortgage on the property. I did not agree to any loan transaction secured by a mortgage on my property (Exhibit H).
*. Unjust Foreclosure Proceedings:
- Fact * claims Merritt and Cronan did not make the payments due under the mortgage. I did not receive any payments due under the mortgage, if I had a mortgage in the first place (Exhibit F).
*. Misrepresented Court Rulings:
- Fact * states the superior court allowed the sale of the property at foreclosure. This motion was filed under the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of * but was fraudulent as the Group is not in compliance with the purported mortgage terms, which state an *% interest rate, while they were foreclosing on a *% interest rate. Violations of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act are serious (Exhibit G).
*. Narrow Judgment Misrepresented:
- Fact * claims that on October *, *, Merritt and Cronan filed a claim in MA Land Court to invalidate the Note stating it had been past

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*. Misrepresentation of Client's Standing:
- Godbout Law falsely represented that their client, L & S Realty LLC, had superior title to the property despite knowing the foreclosure was based on fraudulent and usurious terms (Exhibit D).
*. Manipulated Financial Information:
- The foreclosure was initiated using compounded and incorrect interest rates, as admitted by the debt collector in federal court. This manipulation of financial information further demonstrates fraudulent intent (Exhibit E).
*. Omission of Prior Legal Actions:
- Godbout Law did not disclose the ongoing superior court case where I am a counter-claimant against my financial advisor Ralph Grieco, who orchestrated the fraudulent activities. This case is crucial as it directly relates to the foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit F).
*. Misrepresented Loan Transaction:
- Fact * in their filing states that on September *, *, Merritt and Cronan entered into loan transactions with Pensco Trust Company, Custodian FBO James Tiernan and Richard Fagan (collectively the IRA). However, I did not enter into a loan transaction. Instead, I was told it was an emergency by my financial advisor to sign papers so that he and Mike could have the new business they justcreated pay the mortgage payments to Bristol County Savings Bank (Exhibit G).
*. Unauthorized Mortgage:
- Fact * states the loan transaction was secured by a mortgage on the property. I did not agree to any loan transaction secured by a mortgage on my property (Exhibit H).
*. Unjust Foreclosure Proceedings:
- Fact * claims Merritt and Cronan did not make the payments due under the mortgage. I did not receive any payments due under the mortgage, if I had a mortgage in the first place (Exhibit F).
*. Misrepresented Court Rulings:
- Fact * states the superior court allowed the sale of the property at foreclosure. This motion was filed under the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of * but was fraudulent as the Group is not in compliance with the purported mortgage terms, which state an *% interest rate, while they were foreclosing on a *% interest rate. Violations of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act are serious (Exhibit G).
*. Narrow Judgment Misrepresented:
- Fact * claims that on October *, *, Merritt and Cronan filed a claim in MA Land Court to invalidate the Note stating it had been past

*. Misrepresentation of Client's Standing:
- Godbout Law falsely represented that their client, L & S Realty LLC, had superior title to the property despite knowing the foreclosure was based on fraudulent and usurious terms (Exhibit D).
*. Manipulated Financial Information:
- The foreclosure was initiated using compounded and incorrect interest rates, as admitted by the debt collector in federal court. This manipulation of financial information further demonstrates fraudulent intent (Exhibit E).
*. Omission of Prior Legal Actions:
- Godbout Law did not disclose the ongoing superior court case where I am a counter-claimant against my financial advisor Ralph Grieco, who orchestrated the fraudulent activities. This case is crucial as it directly relates to the foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit F).
*. Misrepresented Loan Transaction:
- Fact * in their filing states that on September *, *, Merritt and Cronan entered into loan transactions with Pensco Trust Company, Custodian FBO James Tiernan and Richard Fagan (collectively the IRA). However, I did not enter into a loan transaction. Instead, I was told it was an emergency by my financial advisor to sign papers so that he and Mike could have the new business they just created pay the mortgage payments to BristolCounty Savings Bank (Exhibit G).
*. Unauthorized Mortgage:
- Fact * states the loan transaction was secured by a mortgage on the property. I did not agree to any loan transaction secured by a mortgage on my property (Exhibit H).
*. Unjust Foreclosure Proceedings:
- Fact * claims Merritt and Cronan did not make the payments due under the mortgage. I did not receive any payments due under the mortgage, if I had a mortgage in the first place (Exhibit F).
*. Misrepresented Court Rulings:
- Fact * states the superior court allowed the sale of the property at foreclosure. This motion was filed under the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of * but was fraudulent as the Group is not in compliance with the purported mortgage terms, which state an *% interest rate, while they were foreclosing on a *% interest rate. Violations of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act are serious (Exhibit G).
*. Narrow Judgment Misrepresented:
- Fact * claims that on October *, *, Merritt and Cronan filed a claim in MA Land Court to invalidate the Note stating it had been past the limitations to collect. Our attorney

Narrow Judgment Misrepresented:
- Fact * claims that on October *, *, Merritt and Cronan filed a claim in MA Land Court to invalidate the Note stating it had been past the limitations to collect. Our attorney at the time suggested this was the easiest way to find relief from the breach of fiduciary duty. The Land Court entered a judgment on April *, *, stating the mortgage was enforceable despite the Note being time-barred. This judgment was narrow and did not address substantive claims of breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and usury, which were not before the court. Additionally, the Land Court did not have jurisdiction to hear these matters (Exhibit H).
Invalid Foreclosure Sale and Ownership Claim:
- Fact * and * state that L & S Realty was the purchaser of the property at the foreclosure sale on December *, *. However, they did not actually take title until six months later, in May *. Despite this, they sought use and occupancy from December *, *, only confessing to their fraud later when directly confronted by the court (Exhibit I).
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*. Narrow Judgment Misrepresented:
- Fact * claims that on October *, *, Merritt and Cronan filed a claim in MA Land Court to invalidate the Note, stating it had been past the limitations to collect. Our attorney at the time suggested this was the easiest way to find relief from the breach of fiduciary duty. The Land Court entered a judgment on April *, *, stating the mortgage was enforceable despite the Note being time-barred. This judgment was narrow and did not address substantive claims of breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and usury, which were not before the court. Additionally, the Land Court did not have jurisdiction to hear these matters (Exhibit H).
*. Invalid Foreclosure Sale and Ownership Claim:
- Fact * and * state that L & S Realty was the purchaser of the property at the foreclosure sale on December *, *. However, they did not actually take title until six months later, in May *. Despite this, they sought use and occupancy from December *, *, only confessing to their fraud later when directly confronted by the court (Exhibit I).
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Court's Order Leading to Final Judgment:
*. Court's Initial Ruling:
- On October *, *, this court ruled, "That the Petitioner is the owner of the premises located at * Brayton Woods Drive, Rehoboth, MA via a foreclosure sale and purchase on December *, *." This ruling is void due to fraudulent actions by Godbout Law, as detailed above.
*. Subsequent Ruling:
- On March *, *, the court reaffirmed, "That the Petitioner is the owner of the premises located at * Brayton Woods Drive, Rehoboth, MA via a foreclosure sale and purchase on December *, *." This reaffirmation ignored the fraudulent foreclosure basis and misrepresented terms.
*. Errors in Court's Reasoning:
- The court erroneously stated that the respondents cannot claim tolling based on the lack of knowledge, despite fraudulent concealment of debt collector status and the usurious interest rate.
- Thecourt failed to consider ongoing superior and federal court cases addressing fraud, usury, and misconduct, which are material and relevant.
- The assertion that respondents should have pursued their claims in the Land Court is incorrect. The Land Court's jurisdiction is limited and does not extend to complex claims of fraud, usury, and predatory lending.
*. Impact of Fraud on Court's Jurisdiction:
- From the initial ruling on October *, *, the court was without subject matter jurisdiction due to the fraudulent basis of the foreclosure.
- The Housing Court's rulings have violated my constitutional rights to due process, as they were based on fraudulent and usurious actions by the debt collectors and their legal counsel.
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Discussion:
In *, under the guidance of my financial advisor Ralph Grieco, I was coerced into signing documents under the pretense that they were necessary for a new business venture to pay off my mortgage. Unbeknownst to me, these documents were part of a fraudulent scheme involving debt collectors, including James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, who imposed a usurious *% interest rate on the supposed loan.
Despite the initial representations, I did not enter into a legitimate loan transaction, nor did I agree to secure any loan with a mortgage on my property. The debt collectors, acting with the assistance of Godbout Law, manipulated financial information, concealed their identities as debt collectors, and initiated foreclosure proceedings based on fraudulent terms.
Over the years, I have been entangled in various legal battles, including ongoing superior and federal court cases addressing fraud, usury, and misconduct. These cases were not considered by the Housing Court, which lacked jurisdiction to hear such complex claims. The court's rulings, based on fraudulent documents and misrepresentations, have severely violated my constitutional rights to due process.
The fraudulent actions by Godbout Law, including filing a fraudulent foreclosure deed and concealing critical information, have tainted the entire foreclosure process. Despite multiple attempts to address these issues, the court's rulings have consistently overlooked the fraudulent basis of the foreclosure and the usurious interest rate applied.
Given the new evidence and the severity of the misconduct, I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure, refer the case to appropriate state and federal criminal bodies, and award damages for the harm caused by these actions.
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Including a "Discussion" section where you provide a narrative of your story can be very effective in conveying the impact of the fraudulent actions on your situation. This section can humanize your case and provide the court with context. Here’s a suggested structure for the "Discussion" section:
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Discussion:
In *, my financial advisor, Ralph Grieco of Apponaug Business Service Inc., R.I., exploited my distress by claiming an emergency requiring immediate action to avoid losing my home. This pressure led me to unknowingly sign over my deed, without informing me that the entities involved were debt collectors, not licensed lenders. Recently divorced from James M. Cronan (Mike), I was awarded two properties for which Mike was responsible for paying for four years. Facing financial difficulties, our advisor Grieco advised Mike to form a three-way business partnership with Grieco and his friend James Tiernan, the debt collector in this case. This partnership was named the Classic Group Inc.
These debt collectors, without my knowledge and through deceit, placed liens on my properties: my home at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, and * Oak Street, Norton, MA, my childhood home that I rented out. Placing liens on my properties without a courtorder or judgment is a direct violation of the FDCPA, specifically under * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for false representation of the debt and * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for threatening legal action without intent or ability to follow through.
Furthermore, Grieco charged me an outrageous $*,* fee for "brokering" the loan, which he financed into the loan. I never received those services. With the addition of his fee, it increased the already high-cost *% interest rate by *%, making the loan usurious from its inception at a *% interest rate in violation of Chapter * Section *, without notifying the Attorney General, which constitutes another violation.
Due to the court's initial flawed rulings, despite multiple reconsideration requests and hearings by Eric Renner Esq., Merritt and Cronan were forced to pay use and occupancy under the threat that if they didn't, the scheduled jury trial would be stricken. After months of paying an unaffordable interim use and occupancy to the debt collectors, totaling roughly $*,*, the jury trial and discovery requests were stricken. Subsequently, the invalid summary process action on [date XX] awarded the debt collectors possession

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of my home. I appealed, and on [date XXX], the judges ruled not on the substantive claim but on use and occupancy and the appeal bond order that the housing court had ordered. Both were voided, and the appeal court ordered the single justice to review the order for the appeal bond under the Indigent Court Cost Law. Despite this, my motion to vacate the appeal bond order was denied. My constitutional right under the ICCL was violated.
As a result of the single justice's ruling, the housing court, by motion of the debt collectors, reissued the appeal bond, which I could not pay. Consequently, I was recently evicted from my home.
The above narrative highlights the extent of the fraud, misconduct, and legal missteps that have severely impacted my life. It is imperative that the court reconsiders its previous rulings in light of this new evidence and grants a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure, and refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. Additionally, I seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
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Discussion:
In *, my financial advisor, Ralph Grieco of Apponaug Business Service Inc., R.I., exploited my distress by claiming an emergency requiring immediate action to avoid losing my home. This pressure led me to unknowingly sign over my deed, without informing me that the entities involved were debt collectors, not licensed lenders. Recently divorced from James M. Cronan (Mike), I was awarded two properties for which Mike was responsible for paying for four years. Facing financial difficulties, our advisor Grieco advised Mike to form a three-way business partnership with Grieco and his friend James Tiernan, the debt collector in this case. This partnership was named the Classic Group Inc.
I was told that the Classic Group Inc. would handle the payments as my divorce decree ordered, having Mike pay through the Classic Group Inc. There was never any talk of me borrowing money or transferring my deed, which I would never have agreed to. Although I was in default, I had over half a million dollars in equity between the two properties. I would have sold one and lived in my other property. However, they made me responsible for a balloon payment,which I couldn't possibly pay and wasn't responsible for, maturing in 18 months. To clarify, this was not a refinance loan as I was in default and did not qualify for any type of loan. Additionally, I never received any money, never borrowed, and I was not working at the time. The debt collectors' actions were based on deceit and misrepresentation, and they never intended for me to repay the debt.
Their failure to bill me and the subsequent compounding of interest without my knowledge further demonstrates their fraudulent intentions. Despite this, they never sent me a bill, invoice, or notice. I was never expected to make monthly payments. If they had been true creditors, they would have billed me monthly, even if only for the interest they claimed I owed.
These debt collectors, without my knowledge and through deceit, placed liens on my properties: my home at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, and * Oak Street, Norton, MA, my childhood home that I rented out. Placing liens on my properties without a court order or judgment is a direct violation of the FDCPA, specifically under * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for false representation of the debt and * U.S.C. §

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Discussion:
In *, my financial advisor, Ralph Grieco of Apponaug Business Service Inc., R.I., exploited my distress by claiming an emergency requiring immediate action to avoid losing my home. This pressure led me to unknowingly sign over my deed, without informing me that the entities involved were debt collectors, not licensed lenders. Recently divorced from James M. Cronan (Mike), I was awarded two properties for which Mike was responsible for paying for four years. Facing financial difficulties, our advisor Grieco advised Mike to form a three-way business partnership with Grieco and his friend James Tiernan, the debt collector in this case. This partnership was named the Classic Group Inc.
I was told that the Classic Group Inc. would do as my divorce decree ordered and have Mike pay, but now through the Classic Group Inc. There was never any talk of me borrowing money or transferring my deed. I would not have done that. Although I was in default, I had over half a million dollars in equity between the two properties. I would have sold one and lived in my other property. But, they made me responsible for paying a balloon payment, which I couldn't possibly pay and wasn't responsiblefor, maturing in 18 months. To clarify, this was not a refinance loan as I was in default and did not qualify for any type of loan. Additionally, I never received any money, never borrowed, and I was not working at the time.
The debt collectors' actions were based on deceit and misrepresentation, and they never intended for me to repay the debt. Their failure to bill me and the subsequent compounding of interest without my knowledge further demonstrates their fraudulent intentions. Despite this, they never sent me a bill, invoice, or notice. I was never expected to make monthly payments. If they had been true creditors, they would have billed me monthly, even if only for the interest they claimed I owed.
These debt collectors, without my knowledge and through deceit, placed liens on my properties: my home at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, and * Oak Street, Norton, MA, my childhood home that I rented out. Placing liens on my properties without a court order or judgment is a direct violation of the FDCPA, specifically under * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for false representation of the debt and * U.S.C. § 1692e(*)

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Placing liens on my properties without a court order or judgment is a direct violation of the FDCPA, specifically under * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for false representation of the debt and * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for threatening legal action without intent or ability to follow through.
Furthermore, Grieco charged me an outrageous $*,* fee for "brokering" the loan, which he financed into the loan. I never received those services. With the addition of his fee, it increased the already high-cost *% interest rate by *%, making the loan usurious from its inception at a *% interest rate in violation of Chapter * Section *, without notifying the Attorney General, which constitutes another violation.
Due to the court's initial flawed rulings, despite multiple reconsideration requests and hearings by Eric Renner Esq., Merritt and Cronan were forced to pay use and occupancy under the threat that if they didn't, the scheduled jury trial would be stricken. After months of unaffordable interim use and occupancy payments amounting to roughly $*,*, the jury trial and discovery requests were stricken. Subsequently, the invalidsummary process action on [date XX] awarded the debt collectors possession of my home. I appealed, and on [date XXX], the judges ruled not on the substantive claim but on use and occupancy and the appeal bond order that the housing court had ordered. Both were voided, and the appeal court ordered the single justice to review the order for the appeal bond under the Indigent Court Cost Law. Despite this, my motion to vacate the appeal bond order was denied. My constitutional right under the ICCL was violated.
As a result of the single justice's ruling, the housing court, by motion of the debt collectors, reissued the appeal bond, which I could not pay. Consequently, I was recently evicted from my home.
The above narrative highlights the extent of the fraud, misconduct, and legal missteps that have severely impacted my life. It is imperative that the court reconsiders its previous rulings in light of this new evidence and grants a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure, and refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. Additionally, I seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
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Placing liens on my properties without a court order or judgment is a direct violation of the FDCPA, specifically under * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for false representation of the debt and * U.S.C. § 1692e(*) for threatening legal action without intent or ability to follow through.
Furthermore, Grieco charged me an outrageous $*,* fee for "brokering" the loan, which he financed into the loan. I never received those services. With the addition of his fee, it increased the already high-cost *% interest rate by *%, making the loan usurious from its inception at a *% interest rate in violation of Chapter * Section *, without notifying the Attorney General, which constitutes another violation.
Due to the court's initial flawed rulings, despite multiple reconsideration requests and hearings by Eric Renner Esq., Merritt and Cronan were forced to pay use and occupancy under the threat that if they didn't, the scheduled jury trial would be stricken. After months of paying an unaffordable interim use and occupancy to the debt collectors, totaling roughly $*,*, the jury trial and discovery requests were stricken.Subsequently, the invalid summary process action on [date XX] awarded the debt collectors possession of my home. I appealed, and on [date XXX], the judges ruled not on the substantive claim but on use and occupancy and the appeal bond order that the housing court had ordered. Both were voided, and the appeal court ordered the single justice to review the order for the appeal bond under the Indigent Court Cost Law. Despite this, my motion to vacate the appeal bond order was denied. My constitutional right under the ICCL was violated.
As a result of the single justice's ruling, the housing court, by motion of the debt collectors, reissued the appeal bond, which I could not pay. Consequently, I was recently evicted from my home.
The above narrative highlights the extent of the fraud, misconduct, and legal missteps that have severely impacted my life. It is imperative that the court reconsiders its previous rulings in light of this new evidence and grants a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure, and refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. Additionally, I seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
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I was told that the Classic Group Inc. would handle the payments as per my divorce decree, having Mike pay through the Classic Group Inc. There was never any discussion about me borrowing money or transferring my deed, which I would never have agreed to. I thought I was signing documents to allow Mike and Grieco to manage the payments, but instead, I signed a purported note and mortgage. This was done hastily due to the claimed emergency.
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void because they were grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the summary judgment and subsequent foreclosure and eviction must also be void. Therefore, I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, reconsider its previous rulings in light of this new evidence, and refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. Additionally, I seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize, through a declaratory judgment, that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void due to the fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. As these proceedings continued based on fraudulent actions, the summary judgment, subsequent foreclosure, and eviction must also be deemed void. Therefore, I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider its previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that the case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void because they were grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since the proceedings continued based on this fraud, the summary judgment, subsequent foreclosure, and eviction must also be void.
Therefore, I seek a declaratory judgment voiding the foreclosure and eviction. I request that the court reconsider its previous rulings in light of this new evidence and refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. Additionally, I seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognizes, by a declaratory judgment, that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void because they were grounded in fraud perpetrated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these orders continued based on fraud, the summary judgment, subsequent foreclosure, and eviction must also be void.
Therefore, I seek a declaratory judgment to:
*. Void the foreclosure and eviction, recognizing them as void ab initio due to fraud.
*. Reconsider its previous rulings in light of this new evidence.
*. Refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation.
*. Award damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
The legal basis for voiding these orders is rooted in Massachusetts law, which recognizes that any judgment obtained through fraud is void as a matter of law. Specifically, under Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, the court has the authority to relieve a party from a final judgment, order, or proceeding for reasons including fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognizes, by a declaratory judgment, that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void because they were grounded in fraud perpetrated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these orders continued based on fraud, the summary judgment, subsequent foreclosure, and eviction must also be void.
Therefore, I seek a declaratory judgment to:
*. Void the foreclosure and eviction, recognizing them as void ab initio due to fraud.
*. Reconsider its previous rulings in light of this new evidence.
*. Refer the case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation.
*. Award damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
The legal basis for voiding these orders is rooted in Massachusetts law, which recognizes that any judgment obtained through fraud is void as a matter of law. Specifically, under Rule *(b) of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure, the court has the authority to relieve a party from a final judgment, order, or proceeding for reasons including fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
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Certainly! Here’s a polished and more powerful conclusion:
Conclusion:
An order or judgment based on fraud is void as a matter of law. The evidence provided clearly demonstrates that the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, which tainted the judicial process and led to erroneous rulings by this court. Despite this, I have two pending court cases addressing the illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A.
The Housing Court's assertion that it adjudicated this matter is a grave error that must be corrected. I respectfully request the court to recognize, by a declaratory judgment, that all orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void due to the fraud perpetrated by Godbout Law Inc. Consequently, the summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be declared void.
Therefore, I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction. Additionally, I request the court to refer this case to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation and award damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied, I seek the case law whereby it states that the Housing Court has jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach offiduciary duty, usury, and fraud under Rule XXX.
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule [specific rule], I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
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Rule * pertains to motions for judgment as a matter of law in federal courts, typically used during jury trials. In your case, it seems more relevant to focus on Rule *(b) for relief from a judgment based on fraud and newly discovered evidence.
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Yes, Rule * could be appropriate, depending on your specific jurisdiction and the context of your motion. Here’s a refined conclusion with Rule * included and reiterating your request for judicial notice:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I requestthat this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice, specifically asking the court to direct opposing counsel to address the critical question related to the alleged fraud upon the court, which was not addressed in the previous ruling.
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Certainly! Here's the final version of your conclusion incorporating Rule * and reiterating your request for judicial notice:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm causedby these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

If the judge states that the Housing Court can hear the case based on the opposing counsel's initial filing for a declaratory judgment due to housing issues, you can still challenge the jurisdiction and the validity of the court's decision by emphasizing the following points:
*. Fraudulent Basis of the Case: Highlight that the entire case is grounded in fraud, which taints the jurisdiction and the court’s ability to make a fair ruling.
*. Nature of Claims: Emphasize that the claims involve complex issues of fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, which are typically outside the Housing Court's jurisdiction and are better suited for superior or federal court review.
*. Ongoing Legal Actions: Point out that there are ongoing superior and federal court cases addressing these issues, and the Housing Court's involvement could lead to conflicting rulings.
*. Request for Judicial Notice: Reiterate your request for judicial notice and the necessity for the court to address the specific question related to the alleged fraud upon the court.
Would you like assistance refining your arguments based on this scenario?

In response to your question, if the judge asserts that the Housing Court has jurisdiction due to the initial filing of a declaratory judgment related to housing issues, you can argue that:
*. Limited Jurisdiction of Housing Court:
- The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction.

*. Nature of the Claims:
- The core issues in your case involve serious allegations of fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, which are not merely housing issues but complex legal matters requiring thorough investigation and adjudication by a court capable of handling such claims.

*. Precedents and Case Law:
- Cite relevant case law or legal precedents that emphasize the limitations of the Housing Court’s jurisdiction and the necessity for such issues to be heard by a superior or federal court.
*. Request for Transfer:
- If the Housing Court insists on maintaining jurisdiction, formally request a transfer of the case to a court with the appropriate jurisdiction to ensure a fair and comprehensive review of the complex legalissues involved.
Here is a polished response you can use:
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Response to Jurisdiction Claim:
If the judge asserts that the Housing Court has jurisdiction due to the initial filing of a declaratory judgment related to housing issues, it is important to address the following points:
*. Limited Jurisdiction of Housing Court:
- The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction.
*. Nature of the Claims:
- The core issues in this case involve serious allegations of fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, which are not merely housing issues but complex legal matters requiring thorough investigation and adjudication by a court capable of handling such claims.
*. Precedents and Case Law:
- Relevant case law and legal precedents emphasize the limitations of the Housing Court’s jurisdiction and the necessity for such issues to be heard by a superior or federal court. For example, in *Commonwealth v. Niziolek, * Mass. * (*)*, the court held that

Certainly! Here’s an integrated and polished version incorporating your request for transfer within the Conclusion section:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
Despite my previous request to have this case moved to a court with appropriate jurisdiction, this request was ignored. Therefore, I reiterate my request for the case to be transferred to a court capable of handling complex legal matters involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty.
I seeka declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Certainly! Here’s an edited version of your conclusion, incorporating your request for a transfer and addressing the jurisdiction issue:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harmcaused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Despite my previous request within this case to have it moved to a court with proper jurisdiction, this request was ignored. Anticipating this result, I reiterate my request for a transfer. The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction.
The core issues in this case involve serious allegations of fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, which are not merely housing issues but complex legal matters requiring thorough investigation and adjudication by a court capable of handling such claims. Relevant case law and legal precedents emphasize the limitations of the Housing Court’s jurisdiction and the necessity for such issues to be heard by a superior or federal court.
Therefore, I respectfully request the court to recognize, by a declaratory judgment, that all orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void due to the fraud

Certainly! Here’s the refined and powerful conclusion incorporating your points:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
Despite my request within this case to have it moved to a court with appropriate jurisdiction, this request was ignored. Anticipating this result, I reiterate my request for a transfer due to the Housing Court’s limited jurisdiction. The core issues in this case involve complex legal matters such as fraud, usury, and breachof fiduciary duty, which fall outside the typical scope of the Housing Court and should be addressed by a superior or federal court.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Sure, here’s a refined conclusion incorporating the request for transfer and addressing the jurisdiction issue:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
Despite my previous request within this case to have it transferred due to the complex nature of the claims involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, this request was ignored. The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes andhousing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Sure, here's a revised and expanded conclusion incorporating your points about jurisdiction and your previous request for a transfer, along with a polished response to the judge's jurisdiction claim:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the Housing Court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
If the judge asserts that the Housing Court has jurisdiction due to the initial filing of a declaratory judgment related to housing issues, it is important to address the following points:
*. Limited Jurisdiction of Housing Court- The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction.
*. Nature of the Claims
- The core issues in this case involve serious allegations of fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, which are not merely housing issues but complex legal matters requiring thorough investigation and adjudication by a court capable of handling such claims.
*. Precedents and Case Law
- Relevant case law and legal precedents emphasize the limitations of the Housing Court’s jurisdiction and the necessity for such issues to be heard by a superior or federal court. For example, in *Commonwealth v. Niziolek, * Mass. * (*)*, the court held that forgery and uttering forged documents are serious crimes, punishable by imprisonment.
*. Request for Transfer
- Given that I already requested a transfer and it was ignored by this court, I reiterate my request for a transfer of the case to a court with appropriate jurisdiction to ensure a fair and comprehensive review of the complex legal issues involved.
I seek

Certainly! Here’s an updated and polished conclusion incorporating your request for a transfer and addressing the jurisdiction issue:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused bythese actions in an amount yet to be determined.
To address the issue of jurisdiction, despite my previous request to transfer this case, it was ignored by this court. The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction.
The core issues in this case involve serious allegations of fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty, which are not merely housing issues but complex legal matters requiring thorough investigation and adjudication by a court capable of handling such claims. Relevant case law and legal precedents emphasize the limitations of the Housing Court’s jurisdiction and the necessity for such issues to be heard by a superior or federal court.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the Housing Court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you

Sure, let's incorporate the points about the limited jurisdiction of the Housing Court and your previous request for a transfer into the conclusion. Here's a revised and more powerful conclusion:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside itsscope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction. Despite my previous request to transfer this case to a court with appropriate jurisdiction, which was ignored, I am reiterating this request.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Here's the edited sentence:
"I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to reconsider and void the previous rulings in light of this new evidence."
Regarding Rule *, it may be more appropriate as it pertains to the court's findings of fact and conclusions of law, which could help in addressing the errors based on the new evidence presented. Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Sure, here's the revised conclusion with the adjustments:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction. Despite my previous request to transfer this case to a courtwith appropriate jurisdiction, which was ignored, I am reiterating this request.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to void the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: [insert your specific question here]. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Sure, here's the revised conclusion incorporating your request for judicial notice:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction. Despite my previous request to transfer this casewhich was ignored, I am reiterating this request.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to void the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice from my Verified Emergency Reply to Opposition to Rule *(b) Motion filed on November *. In my initial motion to vacate the judgment under Rule *(b)(*), I requested the court to take judicial notice of a critical question directed at opposing counsel, which was directly related to the alleged fraud upon the court. This request was not addressed in the court’s previous ruling. I respectfully ask the court to reconsider and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: whether they had any reason to believe or suspect that the foreclosure was grounded in fraud and usury, given the evidence presented. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and

Sure, here's the revised conclusion incorporating your clarification:
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Conclusion:
It is imperative that the court recognize by a declaratory judgment that the orders and judgments from [date XXX] are void as a matter of law due to being grounded in fraud perpetuated by Godbout Law Inc. Since these proceedings continued based on fraud, the resulting summary judgment, foreclosure, and subsequent eviction must also be deemed void.
An order or judgment based on fraud is inherently void. Given the evidence provided, it is clear that at a minimum, the foreclosure was illegal. Godbout Law Inc. knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed, tainting the judicial process and successfully misleading this court.
Furthermore, I have two ongoing court cases addressing the very issues of illegal foreclosure, usury, breach of contract, and violations of Chapter 93A. Therefore, the housing court's assertion that it has adjudicated this matter is a grave error and must be corrected.
The Housing Court’s jurisdiction is generally limited to matters specifically related to housing, such as landlord-tenant disputes and housing code violations. Complex issues involving fraud, usury, and breach of fiduciary duty typically fall outside its scope and should be addressed by a court with broader jurisdiction. Despite my previous request to transfer this case to a courtwith appropriate jurisdiction, which was ignored, I am reiterating this request.
I seek a declaratory judgment to void the foreclosure and eviction, and to void the previous rulings in light of this new evidence. Additionally, I request that this case be referred to the appropriate state and federal criminal bodies for investigation. I also seek damages for the harm caused by these actions in an amount yet to be determined.
If this request is denied under Rule *, I seek case law that explicitly states the housing court's jurisdiction to hear cases involving breach of fiduciary duty, usury, and fraud.
Additionally, I reiterate my request for judicial notice. In my initial motion to vacate the judgment under Rule *(b)(*), I requested the court to take judicial notice of a critical question directed at opposing counsel, which was directly related to the alleged fraud upon the court. This request was not addressed in the court’s previous ruling. I respectfully ask the court to reconsider and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: whether they had any reason to believe or suspect that the foreclosure was grounded in fraud and usury, given the evidence presented. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with

Sure, here's the edited version:
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Request for Judicial Notice:
In my initial motion to vacate the judgment under Rule *(b)(*), I requested the court to take judicial notice of a critical question directed at opposing counsel, which was directly related to the alleged fraud upon the court. This request was not addressed in the court’s previous ruling. On November *, in my Verified Emergency Reply to Opposition to Rule *(B) Motion, I respectfully asked the court to reconsider and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: whether they had any reason to believe or suspect that the foreclosure was grounded in fraud and usury, given the evidence presented. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Yes, you can phrase it like that. Here's how it would look:
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On November *, in my Verified Emergency Reply to Opposition to Rule *(B) Motion, I respectfully asked the court to reconsider and specifically direct opposing counsel to answer the following question: whether they had any reason to believe or suspect that the foreclosure was grounded in fraud and usury, given the evidence presented. This question is pivotal for proving the alleged fraud and ensuring a fair adjudication of my case.
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Would you like assistance with anything else?

Yes, you have 10 days from November 12th, *, to file a motion for reconsideration. In Massachusetts, a motion for reconsideration must generally be filed within 10 days of the order or judgment you are seeking to have reconsidered.
Would you like assistance drafting your motion for reconsideration?

Yes, based on your timeline, you should have 10 days from November 12th, *, to file a motion for reconsideration. Here's how you might phrase it:
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On November 12th, *, I filed a motion to reply to the opposition's motion filed by counsel to my motion to vacate. I understand that I have 10 days from this date to file a motion for reconsideration. Therefore, I am submitting this motion within the appropriate time frame to ensure my request is considered.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Exhibit A would be the fraudulent foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law. Here’s how you can structure the section:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

You should include Exhibit A in both places to ensure clarity and reference the evidence accurately. Here’s how you can structure it:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
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*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Exhibit A should be referenced in both places for clarity and consistency. Here's how you can structure it:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Yes, Exhibit B can be the Declaratory Judgment filed by Godbout, which includes the misrepresented interest rate. Here's how you can structure it:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * in their filing states that foreclosure proceedings were initiated per the terms of the mortgage, which purportedly carried an *% interest rate. However, the actual rate applied was *%, a usurious rate in violation of Chapter *, Section * (Exhibit B).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Sure, here’s a structured version incorporating your points:
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Request for Judicial Notice:
To Clarify Please take judicial Notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court. This establishes the basis for fraud upon the court.
Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law:
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Case Law Supporting Fraudulent Actions by Attorneys:
- Matter of Eisenhauer, * Mass. * (*): An attorney was disbarred for fabricating documents and submitting them to a court. This case underscores the severe professional consequences for attorneys who engage in fraudulent conduct.
- Commonwealth v. Niziolek, * Mass. * (*): The court held that forgery and uttering forged documents are serious crimes, punishable by imprisonment.
- Matter of Discipline of an Attorney, * Mass. * (*): The court affirmed disbarment for an attorney who engaged in fraudulent activities, misrepresentations, and forgery.
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * in their filing states that foreclosure proceedings were initiated per the terms of the mortgage, which purportedly carried an *% interest rate. However, the actual rate applied was *%, a usurious rate in violation of Chapter *, Section * (Exhibit B).
*. Omission of Debt Collector Identity:
- Godbout Law failed to disclose that their clients were debt collectors, not creditors, attempting to collect on defaulted debt. This

Got it! Here's the revised section incorporating your clarification:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * in their filing states that foreclosure proceedingswere initiated per the terms of the mortgage, which purportedly carried an *% interest rate. However, the actual rate applied was *%, a usurious rate in violation of Chapter *, Section * (Exhibit B).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Yes, you are correct. Exhibit B should be the Declaratory Judgment filed by Godbout Law. You can introduce the *% interest rate evidence later in your argument. Here’s how you can structure it:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief reads, "As a consequence, in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This statement is misleading as it omits that the actual interest rate applied was *%, far exceeding the purported *% stated in the mortgage (Exhibit B).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Understood. Here’s the revised section incorporating your clarification:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * in their filing states, "As a consequence, in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This is on page *. (Exhibit B).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Got it! Here’s the revised section with the clarification and correct placement of Exhibit B:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact 19reads: "As a consequence, in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This is on page * of their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief (Exhibit B).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Certainly! Here’s a revised version incorporating your points:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * reads: "As a consequence,in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This is on page * of their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief (Exhibit B). However, Godbout Law Inc. knows that although their client, the IRAs (James Tiernan and Richard Fagan through their IRAs), did foreclose, it was NOT per the terms of the mortgage.
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

You have a strong basis for your claims given the evidence of fraud and misrepresentation.
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact reads: "As a consequence, in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This is on page * of their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief (Exhibit B). However, Godbout Law Inc. knows that although his client, the IRAs [James Tiernan and Richard Fagan through their IRAs], did foreclose, it was NOT per the terms of the mortgage.
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Certainly! Here’s how you can dispute the statement and further clarify the fraudulent actions by Godbout Law:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest RateFact * reads: "As a consequence, in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This is on page * of their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief (Exhibit B). However, Godbout Law Inc. knows that although their client, the IRAs [James Tiernan and Richard Fagan through their IRA], did foreclose, it was NOT per the terms of the mortgage. The foreclosure was executed at a *% interest rate, far exceeding the purported *% interest rate stated in the mortgage, making it a clear violation of Chapter *, Section *.
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Certainly! Here’s the refined section incorporating Exhibit C and the specific excerpt by James Tiernan:
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Void Foreclosure: Fraud and Misconduct by Godbout Law
Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., has knowingly filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed into this Court and does not deny it. Their actions demonstrate a blatant misuse of the legal system. Filing a fraudulent document, particularly by an attorney, is a serious offense that can lead to both criminal charges and professional disciplinary actions. In Massachusetts, such conduct can be considered fraud and forgery, leading to charges under applicable state laws (Exhibit A).
Facts of Fraud and Omissions by Godbout Law:
Please take judicial notice that here follows the facts and omissions stated by Godbout Law Inc. in their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief filed on August *, *, into this court, establishing the basis for fraud upon the court.
*. Fraudulent Foreclosure Deed:
- Godbout Law, specifically Blake Godbout Esq., filed a fraudulent foreclosure deed titled Foreclosure Deed into this Court and does not deny it. This deed was used to wrongfully initiate foreclosure proceedings (Exhibit A).
*. Misrepresented Interest Rate:
- Fact * reads: "As a consequence, in or about *, the IRAs began foreclosure proceedings per the terms of the mortgage." This is on page * of their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief (Exhibit B). However, Godbout Law Inc. knows that although their client, the IRAs [James Tiernan and Richard Fagan through their IRAs], did foreclose, it was NOT per the terms of the mortgage. The foreclosure was executed at a *% interest rate, far exceeding the purported *% interest rate stated in the mortgage, making it a clear violation of Chapter *, Section *.
*. Omission of Debt Collector Identity:
- Godbout Law failed to disclose that their clients were debt collectors, not creditors, attempting to collect on defaulted debt. This omission violates the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) (Exhibit C). Excerpt by James Tiernan (debt collector), page * section *-*, page * section *-*, page * section *-*.
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Sure, here’s the edited version incorporating Exhibit D:
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*. Misrepresentation of Client's Standing:
- Godbout Law falsely represented that their client, L & S Realty LLC, had superior title to the property despite knowing the foreclosure was based on a fraudulent and usurious *% interest rate as shown in the last Default Notice by the foreclosing attorney sent to me (Exhibit D).
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Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

*. Misrepresentation of Client's Standing:
- Godbout Law falsely represented that their client, L & S Realty LLC, had superior title to the property despite knowing the foreclosure was based on a fraudulent and usurious *% interest rate, as shown in the last Default Notice sent by the foreclosing attorney to me (Exhibit D).
Would you like assistance with any other sections or additional points for your motion?

Certainly! Here’s a polished version of your point *:
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*. Invalid Foreclosure Sale and Ownership Claim:
- Fact * and * state that L & S Realty was the purchaser of the property at the foreclosure sale on December *, *. However, as shown by the Excerpt Testimony of James Tiernan (debt collector) and additional evidence, Godbout Law and their clients conspired to commit the criminal acts of illegal foreclosure, usury, and fraud upon the court. This is detailed on page * of their Verified Complaint for Declaratory Judgment and Injunctive Relief (Exhibit B).
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