I am trying to spread the word because it is hard to get regulators to look into this place. Do not trust them. This is the internet, so you may be inclined not to trust me but I am not being paid to write this or to sell the place. Anyone you talk to or who posts here in favor of the Real Estate Law Center is.
There is a lot of negative history on here. Ask Sebastian who likes to rebut things whether he is paid to sell RELC. He is. He pitches to prospective clients. He also doesn't list what his title is. That's curious. He speaks for RELC but doesn't say what his title/role is with the organization.
Ask why they have to send out mass mailings if their reputation is so great. They should have all the clients they need through word of mouth. The problem is that they can't rely on word of mouth because a lot of it is negative. People are angry and upset and wish they had never gotten involved with RELC and some have posted on here.
Do your homework. Take everything said by them with a grain of salt. Everything. They cannot give specifics. They cannot tell you how many cases they take on every month. They cannot tell you how many of those spoke to an attorney (not a compliance attorney, as they call it, but a litigation attorney (one who goes to court) in the last month, three months, or six months).
Ask to see their refund policy in writing. They don't have one.
Ask what exactly an Federal Regulatory Complaint (FRC) will get you. And once they given you the response. ASK FOR CONFIRMED PROOF. There is none. THey just file them and that's that. They don't care whether they achieve what is promised. IF they did, they'd be able to show you some results.
The website is lenderlawlitigation.com Look how many attorneys there are. Ask them how many clients the attorneys have (not all of them go to court, one is a ""compliance attorney""). Ask why you aren't entitled to a refund?
Ask why they associate with Mr. Deepak S. Parwatikar, bar #187683. He owns ""Pinnacle Law Center"" ""Balanced Legal Group"" and is affiliated with ""Legal Justice Law Center"" another scam.
Ask why they don't just come out and admit that their sales people are just sales people? Why the pretense of calling them ""case managers""? Ask why you have to call customer service to get case updates and can't speak with an attorney or paralegal. Ask why the sales team has NO LEGAL TRAINING at all! They are paid to make money off of you.
Ask why they are signing people up over the phone? Big red flag, there. If you are not in the state and can't ask questions face to face, do not go with them. Too many people have been burned. It is best to hire a local attorney in your state.
If you get a mailer from them. Send it to the California Bar or your state bar and ask them to investigate the legality of the mailer. http://www.calbar.ca.gov/Attorneys/LawyerRegulation/ClientSecurityFund.aspx
Look at the grounds for what is considered dishonest conduct. ""Failure to refund unearned attorney fees paid to the lawyer in advance where the lawyer performed no services, or an insignificant portion of the services;"" This almost certainly applies. They charge up front and do very little work.
What need do they have to charge people $6000 for an individual lawsuit and then an additional $1500/month and you can't even speak to your attorney when necessary. This is an outrage.
800-843-9053 — California Attorney Complaint Hotline. If you've been taken in by RELC. Call the 800 and report it.
There are 3+ business law firms working out of this Address and Suite- Google it! Or better yet, read the other scams posted online
1) The reason why they are unable to pursue Mass Tort Action cases against Wells Fargo Bank is because a Judge agreed with WFB complaint and dismissed all the cases leaving all the paying clients on the lurch. Unfortunately, these clients will see their monthly payment increase. That is why they can only accept individual cases and even those cases are going to non-litigating associate attorneys. The client pays a $6000. retainer, $1495 maintenance fee per month, filing fees $480 plus process servicing fees. ($20-$40) and all they get is a loan modification if they can negotiate with the lender/ servicer. If your house has sold then all you can pray for is cash for keys.
2) When you're approved for a mass tort or individual program, ask; "Can you show me proof of monetary damages being awarded?" Your question will be diverted.
3) You will be asked to take a compliance call from the Compliance Attorney. However, the salesperson will review the questions with you before-hand. The Compliance questions are specific and beware of salespeople (English or Spanish) that find the need to interpret what the questions mean. Keep in your mind that these yes or no questions need no interpretation. They are what they are.
4) I initially spoke with a case manager by the name of Joe B(?) who took my initial information.. Could that be the Joseph B. that gave such an exemplary review? Anyway, Monica(?) just wanted 1/2 down without telling me what they were going to do. Then I get a call from Frank(?) guaranteeing me that he would save my house from foreclosure for $5000. and finally from another one called Justin who promised to stop the foreclosure and get me at least 25,000 awarded in monetary damages. That's when I decided to research this company. I didn't even know if these names were their real names.
5) I was told that Wells Fargo Bank didn't have my deed. That it was in Wall Street.
I received a copy of my title and everything is the way that it should be.
6) I also found out that they are affiliated with Pinnacle Law Center who is operated by a lawyer name Deepak Sadashiv Parwatikar-#187683 and Partner Yervand Arzakanyan who are part of the owners: State Bar of California.
Wells Fargo Bank gave me a loan modification and I didn't have to pay these swindlers to get it done. HEED MY WARNING... STAY AWAY FROM THEM unless you have money to burn and you're not about to lose your house.
Real Estate Law Center, PC Reviews
I am trying to spread the word because it is hard to get regulators to look into this place. Do not trust them. This is the internet, so you may be inclined not to trust me but I am not being paid to write this or to sell the place. Anyone you talk to or who posts here in favor of the Real Estate Law Center is.
There is a lot of negative history on here. Ask Sebastian who likes to rebut things whether he is paid to sell RELC. He is. He pitches to prospective clients. He also doesn't list what his title is. That's curious. He speaks for RELC but doesn't say what his title/role is with the organization.
Ask why they have to send out mass mailings if their reputation is so great. They should have all the clients they need through word of mouth. The problem is that they can't rely on word of mouth because a lot of it is negative. People are angry and upset and wish they had never gotten involved with RELC and some have posted on here.
Do your homework. Take everything said by them with a grain of salt. Everything. They cannot give specifics. They cannot tell you how many cases they take on every month. They cannot tell you how many of those spoke to an attorney (not a compliance attorney, as they call it, but a litigation attorney (one who goes to court) in the last month, three months, or six months).
Ask to see their refund policy in writing. They don't have one.
Ask what exactly an Federal Regulatory Complaint (FRC) will get you. And once they given you the response. ASK FOR CONFIRMED PROOF. There is none. THey just file them and that's that. They don't care whether they achieve what is promised. IF they did, they'd be able to show you some results.
The website is lenderlawlitigation.com Look how many attorneys there are. Ask them how many clients the attorneys have (not all of them go to court, one is a ""compliance attorney""). Ask why you aren't entitled to a refund?
Ask why they associate with Mr. Deepak S. Parwatikar, bar #187683. He owns ""Pinnacle Law Center"" ""Balanced Legal Group"" and is affiliated with ""Legal Justice Law Center"" another scam.
Ask why they don't just come out and admit that their sales people are just sales people? Why the pretense of calling them ""case managers""? Ask why you have to call customer service to get case updates and can't speak with an attorney or paralegal. Ask why the sales team has NO LEGAL TRAINING at all! They are paid to make money off of you.
Ask why they are signing people up over the phone? Big red flag, there. If you are not in the state and can't ask questions face to face, do not go with them. Too many people have been burned. It is best to hire a local attorney in your state.
If you get a mailer from them. Send it to the California Bar or your state bar and ask them to investigate the legality of the mailer. http://www.calbar.ca.gov/Attorneys/LawyerRegulation/ClientSecurityFund.aspx
Look at the grounds for what is considered dishonest conduct. ""Failure to refund unearned attorney fees paid to the lawyer in advance where the lawyer performed no services, or an insignificant portion of the services;"" This almost certainly applies. They charge up front and do very little work.
What need do they have to charge people $6000 for an individual lawsuit and then an additional $1500/month and you can't even speak to your attorney when necessary. This is an outrage.
800-843-9053 — California Attorney Complaint Hotline. If you've been taken in by RELC. Call the 800 and report it.
Real Estate Legal Scam
There are 3+ business law firms working out of this Address and Suite- Google it! Or better yet, read the other scams posted online
1) The reason why they are unable to pursue Mass Tort Action cases against Wells Fargo Bank is because a Judge agreed with WFB complaint and dismissed all the cases leaving all the paying clients on the lurch. Unfortunately, these clients will see their monthly payment increase. That is why they can only accept individual cases and even those cases are going to non-litigating associate attorneys. The client pays a $6000. retainer, $1495 maintenance fee per month, filing fees $480 plus process servicing fees. ($20-$40) and all they get is a loan modification if they can negotiate with the lender/ servicer. If your house has sold then all you can pray for is cash for keys.
2) When you're approved for a mass tort or individual program, ask; "Can you show me proof of monetary damages being awarded?" Your question will be diverted.
3) You will be asked to take a compliance call from the Compliance Attorney. However, the salesperson will review the questions with you before-hand. The Compliance questions are specific and beware of salespeople (English or Spanish) that find the need to interpret what the questions mean. Keep in your mind that these yes or no questions need no interpretation. They are what they are.
4) I initially spoke with a case manager by the name of Joe B(?) who took my initial information.. Could that be the Joseph B. that gave such an exemplary review? Anyway, Monica(?) just wanted 1/2 down without telling me what they were going to do. Then I get a call from Frank(?) guaranteeing me that he would save my house from foreclosure for $5000. and finally from another one called Justin who promised to stop the foreclosure and get me at least 25,000 awarded in monetary damages. That's when I decided to research this company. I didn't even know if these names were their real names.
5) I was told that Wells Fargo Bank didn't have my deed. That it was in Wall Street.
I received a copy of my title and everything is the way that it should be.
6) I also found out that they are affiliated with Pinnacle Law Center who is operated by a lawyer name Deepak Sadashiv Parwatikar-#187683 and Partner Yervand Arzakanyan who are part of the owners: State Bar of California.
Wells Fargo Bank gave me a loan modification and I didn't have to pay these swindlers to get it done. HEED MY WARNING... STAY AWAY FROM THEM unless you have money to burn and you're not about to lose your house.
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