Should have gotten more than $2500.
At least they are supposed to break even with it, and I think it was the principal that counted.
Time is money. These people probably had to take time off from work to pursue this, among other pain in the ass hurdles/obstacles. BofA should have been penalized for malicious prosecution.
If corporations are now legally defined as people, I need to start seeing some assholes imprisoned.
If I, a people, tried stealing somebody elses house, I would be jailed.
But when these corporations try shit, it’s all “oh, we can’t do anything!”
I can imagine they are losing some money in the end, but they got what they could and didn’t let the bank push them around. I really hope it helps set a better precedent in the future.
(In 2011)
That couple, their lawyer, and the deputies are heroes.
It’s wild that they paid cash for the home and the bank tried to foreclose. I assumed they had mortgaged the house but it seems like that’s not the case at all.
