Business Law Breakdown: Enforcing Promissory Notes and Mortgages After Limitations Expire

In this business law breakdown, RRS Partner Clark Richards discusses some of the issues surrounding the enforcement of promissory notes and mortgages after limitations expire.

[@stevegyro1]

When you hear ‘soft music’ (most commercial ads) and see ‘smooth talkers’ (most pharma ads), RUN, dont walk.

[@joannthomases9304]

Whaaaaaaat ? We loaned toooooo the Bank.....not the other way ! That's the whole lie..Banks do not give any loans ...the are brokerages..and we retain out rights to the proooooooooceeeeeeds !!!!!!

[@sedoniadragotta8323]

Watch can't pay well send them away part 2. Goes in to detail .

[@joannthomases9304]

Are they still not going to come clean ? 👀

[@haggai3.477]

*NEVER EVER*

[@TroyCook-vd6qu]

Is this dude really a lawyer??? A promissory note is NOT an agreement to pay something back.
The promissory note is submitted to the federal reserve window for exchange for federal reserve notes.
The second you sign it the debt is immediately paid. These chumps then sucker you into signing a loan contract. Essentially you are paying TWICE!!!

[@mjohnson1741]

Thanks, keep telling the truth people need to know and hear. I now don't trust lawyers 😄

[@maxxamiss5386]

Crooks

[@JM-lw6py]

This is total fraud