Cases 1 - 10 of 14
Buczek v. Seterus, LLC
as 24-1143
Plaintiff:
DEBORAH A. BUCZEK
Defendant:
SETERUS, LLC, sometimes also assuming the alias of PHH Mortgage, JOHN DOES, said names being fictitious parties intended being possible corporations and/or individuals known or yet to be known involved in any way with this case as Defendants, JANE DOES, said names being fictitious parties intended being possible corporations and/or individuals known or yet to be known involved in any way with this case as Defendants and others
Kinsler v. Fay Servicing, LLC
as 24-1065
Plaintiff:
JUDITH COOPER KINSLER
Defendant:
FAY SERVICING, LLC, HSBC BANK USA, N.A., KEYCORP and others
Traylor v. Pacciuco LLC
as 24-691
Plaintiff:
SYLVESTER TRAYLOR
Defendant:
TOWN OF WATERFORD, LAW OFFICE OF LLOYD LANGHAMMER, LLC, PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION and others
Plaintiff v. Defendant
as 22-2982
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
Defendant / Appellee:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
In Re: Allen and Laurie Beauli
as 20-2
Debtor:
In re: Allen Beaulieu and Laurie Beaulieu
Appellant:
PHH Mortgage Corporation
Appellee:
Jan M. Sensenich
In Re: Nicholas Gravel
as 20-1
Debtor:
In re: Nicholas Gravel, Amanda Gravel, Nicholas Gravel and others
Appellant:
PHH Mortgage Corporation
Appellee:
Jan M. Sensenich
In Re: Matthew J. Knisley
as 20-3
Appellant:
PHH Mortgage Corporation
Debtor:
In re: Matthew J. Knisley and Emilie B. Knisley
Appellee:
Jan M. Sensenich
Zucker v. HSBC Bank, National Associatio
as 19-2339
Defendant / Appellee:
PHH Mortgage Corporation and HSBC Bank, USA
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Herbert Roy Zucker
Defendant:
Nassau County Recorder of Deeds
Knisley v. PHH Mortgage Corporation
as 19-2909
Petitioner:
Emilie B. Knisley and Matthew J. Knisley
Respondent:
PHH Mortgage Corporation
Beaulieu v. PHH Mortgage Corporation
as 19-2907
Respondent:
PHH Mortgage Corporation
Petitioner:
Allen Beaulieu and Laurie Beaulieu
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