Ideas about how to understand mortgage loan history statements
September 30, 2013 11:18 AM   Subscribe  I'm helping someone in
a foreclosure fraud case; s/he's suing Pro Per with a bank as
the Defendant. So far, it's going well. The bank has released
the Plaintiff's loan history for examination. The loan history
is replete with codes and cryptic remarks (most, self-serving to
the bank, but that's another story). We asked the bank (via a
Production of Documents request) to provide the codes, but they
objected. We tried a Motion to get the codes, but it was
overruled. Does anyone have any ideas about how I might go about
accessing someone who understands the codes, or if there is a
guide to what the codes mean. It's crucial that we're able to
decipher the codes, because the loan history docs to contain
incriminating evidence against the bank. I was thinking that I
might be able to find out what the codes mean via
"interrogatories" (one vehicle for discovery). Anyway, ideas
appreciated. posted by Vibrissae to la