4 comments

• Comment Link Friday, February 12 2010 10:20 posted by I was a victim

  I am Glad they finally caught this Lady. Her Fraud Goes Much more deeper than just this case. She also is preparing Fraudulent Tax Docs to the Federal Government. The Feds need to look into her Tax business also. You know there is something wrong when you get charged by how much she can get you back on your taxes. The more you get the Higher she hikes up her fees. And If you Angel and your Son Angel Jr. Read This I hope they catch you too. Remember I told you what comes around Goes around,,,, She is getting what she deserves. To Bad it was not 25 years.
• Comment Link Saturday, January 23 2010 13:47 posted by James

  5 years ago, my wife and I purchased property with a third party through a real estate agent. The deed clearly shows all 3 of us as individual owners with right of survivorship. After 5 years, the third party wants out, and has somehow convinced the real estate agent (also the notary) to suddenly remember that my wife and I were only meant to be half owners of the property, (not 2/3 owners), and that we were not supposed to have right of survivorship. We just found this out, and are going to court next week. Does this sudden recollection matter, or does the deed stand as written?
• Comment Link Sunday, November 22 2009 11:38 posted by Dave Grady

  Ms Dollar needs to focus much more energy on violations of fraud and Deceptive Trade within the industry. It would make the private sector bad guys pale in comparison.
• Comment Link Friday, November 20 2009 18:15 posted by Maria

  If there has been a fraud committed it has been in this instance. My friend who owned her home free and clear and was married to a man 22 years her senior quitclaim title to both her andher husband as "Tenants by entirety" a year after she did this her husband was diagnosed with renal cancer, he was in his 80's. After they spoke to a lender's agent (BofA) he informed them that she need to quitclaim the deed entirley and solely to her husband guarenting her that if he died it would revert back to her and she could live there until she died. She was 52 and could not qualify. a year later her husband died and now she is in foreclosure. Is there anyone out there that can perhaps offer a suggestion. Her English is very limited and has no money.