Shanner & Associates

The Client/Debtor filed a Chapter bankruptcy on June 21, with another law firm. That law firm was the notorious Pacific law Center that since went out of business and my understanding is that their lead lawyer was suspended by the CA Bar. I received the debtor's case as part of a
mass substitution of attorneys taking over that law firms cases. I became her attorney of record on July 10, 2013. Her case ended on August 20, 2013. I was her attorney for slightly over days and never met her until after her case was over.The Debtor alleges the original lawyer made an error by not naming the Debtor's lender in a motion he filed. After the motion was filed, and sometime in the next three years the loan was transferred to her current lender. This is common practice with lenders. There was no public notification of this transfer filed in the BK court, or the San Diego Recorders' office and the client never told me of the transfer in the one month I was her attorney. She alleges in what I think is a defamatory and libelous complaint I made an error. I fail to see what the error was. I had no idea the loan was transferred to a new lender. I had no earthly way of possibly know this fact.When I was told of the transfer, I immediately wrote the new creditor/lender and told them to remove the lien. The Debtor's Realtor tells me that in response to the demand the lender is going to release the lien. So the Debtor is NOT damaged. There was NO error. She filed this complaint with the Revdex.com AFTER hearing from her Realtor that the creditor is going to release the lien. It seems her intent is to defame and hurt my reputation. The complaint is completely bogus. Addressing the complaint is also taking me from spending time from other clients who need my help.p.sAfter her case was over, I wrote a demand letter to her car creditor to get her title back. I got her $1,PLUS her title. She MADE money because of me. She owes me a public apology.*** ***

Review: Lien strip was listing with home capital funding and then home capital sold to trinity and now we are attempting to sell our home and because the lawyer did not file with the correct lien strip they have attached the second mortgage to the property that we are attempting to sale 8 years later we attempted to follow up with the lawyer and he advised us that he would have to charge us again for his error. He advised me in the beginning that all was done accurately and correctly. He performed unethical practices and has put me in a complete financial bindDesired Settlement: Correct this issue and pay any damages that has occurred due to his negligence

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Response:

The Client/Debtor filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy on June 21, 2010 with another law firm. That law firm was the notorious Pacific law Center that since went out of business and my understanding is that their lead lawyer was suspended by the CA Bar. I received the debtor's case as part of a mass substitution of attorneys taking over that law firms cases. I became her attorney of record on July 10, 2013. Her case ended on August 20, 2013. I was her attorney for slightly over 30 days and never met her until after her case was over.The Debtor alleges the original lawyer made an error by not naming the Debtor's lender in a motion he filed. After the motion was filed, and sometime in the next three years the loan was transferred to her current lender. This is common practice with lenders. There was no public notification of this transfer filed in the BK court, or the San Diego Recorders' office and the client never told me of the transfer in the one month I was her attorney. She alleges in what I think is a defamatory and libelous complaint I made an error. I fail to see what the error was. I had no idea the loan was transferred to a new lender. I had no earthly way of possibly know this fact.When I was told of the transfer, I immediately wrote the new creditor/lender and told them to remove the lien. The Debtor's Realtor tells me that in response to the demand the lender is going to release the lien. So the Debtor is NOT damaged. There was NO error. She filed this complaint with the Revdex.com AFTER hearing from her Realtor that the creditor is going to release the lien. It seems her intent is to defame and hurt my reputation. The complaint is completely bogus. Addressing the complaint is also taking me from spending time from other clients who need my help.p.s. After her case was over, I wrote a demand letter to her car creditor to get her title back. I got her $1,240.04 PLUS her title. She MADE money because of me. She owes me a public apology.[redacted]