Excerpt from page 2 of Nationtar’s 5/10/16 filing into A-15-720032-C


Owners should ALWAYS come first!
Excerpt from page 2 of Nationtar’s 5/10/16 filing into A-15-720032-C
Link to 4/23/19 hearing transcript where Nationstar and Jimijack settled the title dispute ex parte by excluding Nona Tobin
Judge Kishner excused Nationstar and the HOA from the trial although neither of whom had any filed claims against Nona Tobin or the Hansen Trust, and despite the fact that the HOA’s motion for summary judgment against only the Hansen Trust’s quiet title claim was improper and unwarranted as the HOA had no interest in the title and would not have been damaged in any way if the HOA’s attorneys had simply done nothing. The effect of the court’s granting the HOA’s motion for quiet title and Nationstar’s joinder was to give the title to give the title to Plaintiff s Nationstar and Jimack without requiring them to put on a case and preventing Nona Tobin from putting on hers.
Judge Kishner compounded her errors of never ruling on Tobin’s claim that Jmiack’s deed was inadmissible and that Nationstar was lying bout owning the beneficial interest of the Hansen deed of trust, by meeting ex parte with Nationstar and Jimijack attorneys, letting them convince her that Nona Tobin’s pro se filings should be stricken from the record unheard, and by letting them “settle” non-existent claims (Jimijack never filed any claims against Nationstar), and by failing to check the settlement documents (to see that neither Jimijack nor Nationstar were parties to the “settlement agreement” that took the title from Nona Tobin without her being given an opportunity to be heard as Nationstar so eloquently demanded for itself in 2016.
Judge Kishner also excluded from the trial all documentary evidence for Joseph Hong’s misconduct, which damaged only Nona Tobin.
Judge Kishner also excluded from the trial five of the six Hansen Trust’s causes of action (equitable relief (noncompliance with HOA governing documents), civil conspiracy, fraudulent concealment, breach of contract, unjust enrichment), made on 1/31/17 CRCM vs SCA, 2/1/17 AACC vs. Jimijack (fraudulent conveyance, quiet title and equitable relief, unjust enrichment, civil conspiracy, and preliminary and permanent injunctions), and 2/1/17 CRCM vs. Yuen K. Lee dba F. Bondurant LLC (fraudulent conveyance, quiet title and equitable relief, and civil conspiracy)
Judge Kishner also excluded from the trial Nona Tobin as an individual and ALL of Nona Tobin’s individual causes of action (quiet title & equitable relief (statutory non-compliance), equitable relief (noncompliance with HOA governing documents), civil conspiracy, fraudulent concealment, breach of contract, unjust enrichment) made on 1/31/17 CRCM vs SCA, 2/1/17 AACC vs. Jimijack (fraudulent conveyance, quiet title and equitable relief, unjust enrichment, civil conspiracy, and preliminary and permanent injunctions), and 2/1/17 CRCM vs. Yuen K. Lee dba F. Bondurant LLC (fraudulent conveyance, quiet title and equitable relief, and civil conspiracy)
RRFS’s agent/employee Christie Marling was the “person who conducted the sale”.
COUNTER-CLAIMANT AND CROSS CLAIMANT NONA TOBIN petitions the Court to declare:
[1] Sandy Valley Assocs. v. Sky Ranch Estates Owners Ass’n, 117 Nev. 948, 958, 35 P.3d 964, 970 (2001), citing American Fed. Musicians v. Reno’s Riverside, 86 Nev. 695, 475 P.2d 220 (1970).
In Nevada, the elements for a claim of conversion are:
M.C. Multi-Family Development, L.L.C. v. Crestdale Assoc., Ltd., 193 P.3d 536, 543 (Nev., 2008); Evans v. Dean Witter Reynolds, 5 P.3d 1043 (Nev. 2000); Bader v. Cerri, 96 Nev. 352, 609 P.2d 314 (1980); Wantz v. Redfield, 74 Nev. 196 (1958); Boylan v. Huguet, 8 Nev. 345 (1873).
Plaintiff repeats, realleges, and incorporates herein by this reference the allegations hereinabove inclusively as though set forth at length and in full herein.
Plaintiff is a homeowner in good standing of Sun City Anthem since 2/20/04.
Defendants, and each of them, made at least one false statement of fact to a third party that interferes with the Plaintiff’s quiet enjoyment of her property, her good name in the community, and her rights as a Sun City Anthem homeowner (each a “Defamatory Statement”).
Each Defamatory Statement constitutes a non-privileged publication to a third party. Each Defamatory Statement was made with malice. Plaintiff suffered special damages due to each Defamatory Statement. As a direct, proximate, and foreseeable result of Defendants’ acts, Plaintiff has been damaged in excess of $15,000, and in an amount to be determined at the time of trial.
Defendants’ acts were committed with fraud, oppression, and/or malice, entitling Plaintiff to punitive damages pursuant to NRS 42.005 in an amount to be determined at the time of trial.
As a direct, proximate, and foreseeable result of the Defendants’ acts, it has become necessary for Plaintiff to secure the services of an attorney, and Plaintiff is entitled to recover fees and costs incurred herein as damages.
Link to published 2017-2020 quarterly litigation reports
Plaintiff Nona Tobin repeats, re-alleges, and incorporates herein by this reference the allegations hereinabove inclusively as though set forth at length and in full herein.
Defendants, and each of them, misappropriated or otherwise improperly took possession of monies which belonged to or should have gone to Plaintiff.
As a direct, proximate, and foreseeable result of Defendants’ acts, Plaintiff has been damaged in excess of $15,000 and in an amount to be determined at the time of trial.
Defendants’ acts were committed with fraud, oppression, and/or malice, entitling Plaintiff to punitive damages pursuant to NRS 42.005 in an amount to be determined at the time of trial.
As a direct, proximate, and foreseeable result of the Defendants’ acts, it has become necessary for Plaintiff to secure the services of an attorney, and Plaintiff is entitled to recover fees and costs incurred herein as damages.
Plaintiff repeats, realleges, and incorporates herein by this reference the allegations hereinabove inclusively as though set forth at length and in full herein.
Defendants collectively constitute a combination of two or more persons.
Defendants acted in concert by agreement, understanding, or a “meeting of the minds” regarding the objective and the means of pursuing it, whether explicit or by tacit agreement (the “Scheme”).
Defendants, and each of them, intended to and did accomplish an unlawful objective for the purpose of harming Plaintiff Nona Tobin through the Scheme.
The Scheme harmed Plaintiff Nona Tobin
As a direct, proximate, and foreseeable result of the Scheme, Plaintiff has been damaged in excess of $15,000 and in an amount to be determined at the time of trial.
Defendants’ acts were committed with fraud, oppression, and/or malice, entitling Plaintiff Nona Tobin to punitive damages pursuant to NRS 42.005 in an amount to be determined at the time of trial.
As a direct, proximate, and foreseeable result of the Defendants’ acts, it has become necessary for Nona Tobin to secure the services of an attorney, and Nona Tobin is entitled to recover fees and costs incurred herein as damages.
4/23/19 RTRAN, 4/23/19 RTRAN annotated, and NCJD 2012-026 Attachment 14.
5/29/19 video, 5/29/19 RTRAN,
Mr. Hong, can you restate you were speaking on behalf of which parties?
MR. HONG: Yes, Your Honor. The Stokes parties, the plaintiffs.
THE COURT: You’ve got to be clearer than that, counsel. Remember, we have unique aspect in this case that you’re — you have clients that are — so, are you JimiJack Irrevocable Trust as well or just the Stokes?
MR. HONG: It’s the JimiJack Irrevocable Trust through its trustees, Joe and Sandra Stokes, the Stokes, Your Honor.
5/21/19 status check hearing, Page 7, 6-16, Joseph Hong concealed that the Jimijack-Nationstar “settlement” was between non-parties Joel Stokes and Civic Financial Services, so
Hong’s his fraud covered up a fact that benefited his co-conspirators
All subsequent transfers in the chain of title, 12/27/19 DEED 1, 12/27/19 DEED 2 Chiesi, are void, as the fruit of the poison tree.
Nona Tobin would agree to:
■ No claim for attorney fees
■ No claim for damages Waive claim of Respondeat Superior
■ Withdraw 2/1/17 Cross-claim against SCA as if with prejudice
■ No further civil action or NRED complaint to hold SCA accountable for acts of SCA’s agents that resulted in a defective foreclosure sale
SCA Board would have to agree to
■ Not oppose my A720032 3/3/17 motion to void the sale for
– statutory non-compliance NRS 116.31162 et seq & NRS 116.31085
– Failure to provide Tobin notice and due process
– Failure to distribute the proceeds per NRS 116.31164
– Improper accounting and excessive fees charge
■ Instruct the attorneys to withdraw two motions to dismiss Tobin as an individual and as trustee for NRS 38 mediation and for practicing law without a license
■ SCA Board to conduct a review of the collection process to ensure owners get the same notice and due process when their house is sold as SCA owners get when fined $25 for a dead tree.
SCA Board would affirm or deny on their merits Tobin’s 2/1/17 claims that:
■ No notice was given to owner or Ombudsman
■ Premature unnecessary referral to collections
■ Excess fees charged
■ Foreclosure deed relied on rescinded 3/12/13 NOD
■ Canceled 2/12/14 NOS of 3/7/14 sale
■ No NOS in effect when sold on 8/15/14
■ Sale not commercially reasonable – 18% of FMV when no lender approval on four FMV sales up to $395,000
■ Agents falsified records to keep their actions covert
■ Agents kept $60,000 that belonged to the GBH Trust
This action rises out of attorney misconduct during the course of legal proceedings that has caused severe damage to Nona Tobin. Defendants have violated professional and ethical standards of their profession by overzealously aiding and abetting racketeering and other criminal activities of their clients. This interpleader complaint was for the purpose of continuing to obstruct a fair, evidence-based adjudication of Nona Tobin’s claims.
2763 White Sage was sold by an unknown entity, without notice and without legal authorization by the Sun City Anthem Board of Directors. Thomas Lucas, a Berkshire Hathaway real estate salesman working under the broker Forrest Barbee, purchased it at the unnoticed sale on 8/15/14, while Forrest Barbee had an exclusive right to sale contract with Nona Tobin from 2/20/14-10/31/14 through another Berkshire Hathaway sales agent, Craig Leidy.
Lucas paid $63,100 and took title as an alter-go entity, Opportunity Homes, LLC, but there is no HOA record of the sale and no HOA record of the $63,100 and no HOA record that either Thomas Lucas or Opportunity Homes ever owned the property. The HOA records show that on 8/27/14 an entry of a collection payment on page 1336 in the Resident Transaction Report that $2,701.04 was paid to the HOA as “PIF”, payment in full of Gordon Hansen’s assessment account. On page 1137, Jimijack Irrevocable Trust was charged a new owner set up fee on 9/25/14 to become the second owners of the property. None of the opposing attorneys disclosed or refuted this discrepancy. Some disclosed doctored records. All concealed inculpatory records. Hong disclosed nothing. Nationstar and Brittany Wood disclosed and knowingly misrepresented Jimijack’s void, inadmissible 6/9/15 deed with the obvious intent to deceive the court and obfuscate that neither of their clients had valid title claims superior to Nona Tobin’s.
The unnoticed sale took place after Craig Leidy had sold the property on auction.com for $367,500 on 5/8/14, but the unidentified beneficiary of the 7/22/04 Hansen deed of trust refused to accept the high bidder.
The unnoticed sale took place after the Ombudsman had cancelled the 2/12/14 notice of sale process tracking on 6/2/14 after receiving notification, upon information and belief, from Red Rock, that the 5/15/14 trustee sale was cancelled and “the owner retained”.
The unnoticed sale took place on 8/15/14 after Nona Tobin had signed a $375,000 counter-offer on 8/1/14, pursuant to Nationstar’s instruction to Craig Leidy, to Yvonne Blum’s $358,800 7/26/14 offer that was in hand pending lender approval.
According to documents disclosed by Sun City Anthem and provided by Steven Scow in response to subpoena, the proceeds of the sale that Red Rock agent Christie Marling identified as “excess” were transmitted to Steven Scow to deposit with the court for interpleader on 8/28/14. See SCA 223-224 and RRFS
Steven Scow did not deposit the $57,282.32 with the court for interpleader immediately after the sale as required by NRS 116.31164(3)
Nona Tobin contacted Red Rock in Sept 2014 to make a claim for the excess proceeds, but Red Rock informed her that they went to court for interpleader. See 10/14/14 email with Leidy 5/11/18 DECL.
Nona Tobin attempted to get the excess proceeds distributed to her by COA 5 i her 1/31/17 CRCM
Nona Tobin attempted to get the excess proceeds distributed to her in NRS 38.310 mediation that Steven Scow responded to on behalf of the non-responding Respondents, Joel Just, former President of RRFS, during all times relevant, and Steven Parker, President of First Services Residential, Nevada, the managing agent for Sun City Anthem and NRS 649 debt collector licensee DBA Red Rock Financial Services, a partnership (EIN 88-0805132??). Steven Scow’s only response to Nona Tobin’s 8/20/18 filed claim for mediation, was one sentence “claim is time-barred”
Nona Tobin met with Steven Scow in his office on 11/30/18 since the 11/13/18 mediation lasted less than 30 minutes and the HOA and Steven Scow refused to respond to any of Nona Tobin’s claims.
At that meeting Steven Scow informed her that he had the excess proceeds in his attorney-client trust fund and would not distribute them until the litigation was resolved.
Nona Tobin attempted again to get the excess proceeds distributed to her by COA 4 in A-19-799890-C 8/7/19 COMP.
On 8/11/20 Brody Wight, Koch & Scow LLC associate attorney speaking for Steven Scow, stated (quote) “the only reason we’re holding these funds is she keeps litigating”
Upon information and belief, Red Rock’s complaint for interpleader, signed by Steven Scow, and stamped “Electronically issued 02/03/2021 12:38 PM” was personally served on John Thomson for Nona Tobin, on 2/15/21, but there is no affidavit of service filed into the A-21-828840-C Odessey NVefile and serve court record system to prove it.
Steven Scow named four defendants in the complaint that did not have a recorded claim to assert an interest in the proceeds, and knowingly made the false statement in the complaint that:
“10. In connection with the foreclosure sale, the Association was paid the money it was owed, and RRFS was paid its fees and costs incurred in collecting the debt as allowed by contract and Nevada law. After paying these costs, RRFS was left with funds of $57,282.32. RRFS has no further interest in such funds. These funds have been deposited into counsel’s attorney-client trust account and $3,500 has been withheld as costs, expenses, and fees to commence this action. The remainder of such funds will be deposited with the Court until such time and place as directed by the Court.”
Steven Scow Page 3, paragraph 10, Interpleader complaint
These statements are duplicitous and self-serving by Steven Scow in that he association was paid what it was owed by Gordon Hansen’s estate, $2,701.04, on 8/27/14. Yet, Scow filed a 6/25/20 duplicitous motion to dismiss Nona Tobin’s claim for the excess process in case A-19-799890-C on the grounds of NRCP 12(b)(6) failure to join the HOA as a necessary party to protect its nonexistent interest in the excess proceeds of the sale.
There is no legal justification for Steven Scow to not have distributed the funds immediately after they were given to him by Christie Marling on 8/28/14 with instructions to deposit them with th court.
Scow’s failure to distribute the funds took a much more sinister turn when he did not put them in the HOA’s trust fund as the HOA Board is prohibited by its bylaws from losing control of ANY funds collected for the HOA.
“Finally, Tobin is attempting to void the HOA foreclosure sale, which, if successful, will impede the HOA’s ability to protect its interest in the proceeds of the foreclosure sale. The HOA’s joinder to this action is, therefore, required under NRCP 19. “
Steven Scow 6/25/20 motion to dismiss all Nona Tobin’s complaints
The fact that Tobin cannot name the HOA as a party because the claims against the HOA have already been litigated is further proof of the impropriety of the current action.”
Steven Scow 6/25/20 motion to dismiss all Nona Tobin’s complaints
Steven Scow knows, or has access to information that would have allowed him to know that, Nona Tobin’s claims were not already litigated as Nona Tobin’s 4/24/19 Motion to vacate and MSJ are languishing in the record unheard.
On 8/11/20, Brittany Wood, attorney for Quicken Loans, Inc (not LLC) and Brian and Debora Chiesi, who recorded claims adverse to Nona Tobin on 12/27/19 and who were not parties to the dispute over the excess funds, gratuitously and falsely informed the court that these excess funds belonged to two lenders and not to Nona Tobin.
Steven Scow also informed her that he had a file that showed notices had been given to Craig Leidy about the sale. Nona Tobin was shocked by this news and contacted her attorney, Joe Coppedge, informed Nona that he had a CD of disclosures from the HOA. He transmitted them to her on 12/26/18.
The Sun City Anthem disclosures in SCA 164-643 contain many false and falsified documents related to the contractual relationship between Red Rock and Sun City Anthem.
SCA attorney David Ochoa and Steven Scow who responded to Nona Tobin’s 2/4/19 subpoena on behalf of RRFS, the partnership, failed to disclose the HOA’s official records that show there are no HOA Board agendas or minutes of any HOA Board meeting compliant with NRS 116.31183 at which the SCA Board authorized
by a vote of the Board and personally prevented the HOA custodian of records Elyssa Rammos from disclosing in response to Nona Tobin’s interrogatories and requests for documents
failed to disclose any documents that showed the HOA Board complied with the due process requirements of NRS 116.31162(4), NRS 116.31085, or NRS 116.31031
failed to disclose the 4/27/12 contract that requires Red Rock to indemnify the HOA
what they did disclose was the Red Rock foreclosure file (SCA 176-643 and RRFS 001-425 which will be provided to the Court separately in a request for judicial notice. These unverified, uncorroborated filed were misrepresented to the court as the HOA’s official records. In fact, they are criminally fraudulent, falsified, incomplete, inaccurate revisionist history that covered up the theft of property and funds belonging to Nona Tobin, the individual owners of the other dozen properties, and from the HOA membership at large.
Nationstar attorneys filed false statements, claims for relief known to be unwarranted, and motions, oppositions and joinders known to be unsupported by fact or law on these dates:
Nona Tobin moves the court to require restitution of Nona Tobin’s property, impose sanctions and penalties pursuant to NRCP 11, NRS 18.010(2), NRS 207.470(1) and (4), NRS NRS 207.377, and NRS 42.005 vs. Nationstar Mortgage LLC and its attorneys (NAMES)
Nationstar’s filings that contain the sanctionable statements will be compiled with Nationstar’s
Nationstar was the servicing bank, but never was the holder of the original note.
Nationstar’s first claim to be owed the $389,000 balance on the Hnsen deed of trust was on 12/1/14 when it recorded a claim to be BANA’s successor in interest, but Na
The third-party defendants named are individuals who failed in their duty of candor to the court, misrepresented the facts, law and the court record, presented false evidence, and/or withheld evidence of probative value to Tobin’s case, filed unwarranted, harassing motions, oppositions and pleadings that obstructed the administration of justice and made a mockery of the Nevada judicial system.
There has been no evidence-based adjudication of Nona Tobin’s claims in any Nevada Court since 7/29/16 to the present in any of the three district court cases that arose from the disputed 8/15/14 foreclosure sale. There are currently four appeals that are wasting the resources of the Nevada Courts of Appeal that were necessary because all the attorneys in the district court cases opposing Nona Tobin lied to the district court judges in order to prevent Nona Tobin’s claims and evidence from being heard.
The named third-party defendants – Steven Scow, Brody Wight, Joseph Hong, Kaleb Anderson and his subordinate attorneys, David and Angela Ochoa, in Lipson Neilson, Melanie Morgan (for her own actions and omissions and those of her subordinates in the Akerman LLP and for her knowledge of the fraud of Nationstar’s and B of A’s WFZ and Miles Bauer attorneys)
3/15/21 RFJN Request for Judicial Notice of the 2003-2021 Clark County Recorder Property Records for APN 191-13-811-052. A table delineating the disputes relating to the property records can be accessed online here or linked as a PDF table here.
[1] 1/31/17 CRCM cross-claim vs. Sun City Anthem & DOEs 1-10 & ROEs 1-10
[1] Exhibit 2 is Tobin’s certificate of Incumbency, recorded 5/23/16 [1] Exhibit 3 is the GBH Trust deed, recorded 8/27/08.