Quick Answer: The California Bar Association is actively investigating mass joinder lawsuits and seeking reports from residents who have been solicited or paid to join these cases. Mass joinder cases often promise quick legal remedies but frequently fail to deliver results while collecting upfront fees from participants.
If you live in California and have been approached or solicited for a mass joinder case or you have paid money to join one of these cases the California Bar Association wants to hear from you.
I’ve created the form below for you to complete to reach the right person at the California Bar Association.
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They call it reestructuring of a loan they do not want to use the word MODIFICATION as per DRE it is prohibited to charge any fees for loan modifications
Just received one from “UFAN Texas 92707” is the listed return address. Looks like the ones in the article you posted but this one states “FINAL NOTICE” and is seeking a settlement against
Wells Fargo Bank NA.
I believe i have been fooled by one of this scams because I alerady paid them 5,000 dollars and they won’t even take may calls any more is there any thing i can do to get my money back from them?
please help
benitobarajas@cox.net
While this process I wrote is for getting out of a debt relief program, the underlying process is the same. Follow this, step-by-step.
Go to the State Attorneys Bar Benito I am doing it