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Steinberger v McVey (AZ Appellate 2014).pdf

Blockbuster Case! Affirms borrowers can contest invalid and time-barred assignments, trustee substitutions, standing behind note ownership, intentional destruction of the note, unconscionable contract, offset by 3rd party payments, and much more!

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