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Washington Mutual Bank submits a note/mortage covering 1040, 1045 and 1053 Boynton Avenues in the amount of $1,396,104.67.
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Ridgewood Savings Bank BorrowingMortgage secured in the amount of $2,985,000 from Ridgewood Savings Bank.
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A substitute mortgage for $1,845,265,38 from Washington Mutual is signed by Frank Palazzolo regarding the three properties.
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A stock purchase agreement was signed between outgoing WDJ members Sean O’Keefe and James Perrotta and incoming members from NY Affordbale Housing Associates and Chayim Kirschenbaum. The stock purchase agreement included an unrecorded second mortgage by Frank and Mary Palazzolo for $1,560,000. This amount was satisfied by the unrecorded second mortgage and loan advance for $1,350,000.00.
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Levy, Phillips & Konigsberg, LLPLeticia Palma, mother of 15-year-old Andrew Matias, obtains an $8.5 million verdict in lead paint poisoning personal injury lawsuit against WDJ. Matias was first poisoned at the age of 7.
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Frank and Mary Palazzolo enter a judgment against WDJ for $457,825.00. Matias’ lawyer claims this judgment is fraudulent and that the promissory notes for the $1.35 million loan had not expired, therefore there is no proof of default.
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WDJ defaults on mortgage in the amount of $2,985,000.00.
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The mortgage is accelerated by Ridgewood Savings Banks.
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Foreclosure action commenced.
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WDJ gets served with summons/complaint.
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Laticia Palma and Andrew Matias are awarded judgment of $2,438,202.91 against WDJ for personal injuries from lead poisoning. Matias was severely brain damaged. They are now lien holders on 1045 Boynton Avenue.
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Ridgewood Savings Bank files a notice of pendency against the property.
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Matias asks for motion to intervene in Ridgewood foreclosure.
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Ridgewood asks for a summary judgment in the foreclosure action.
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THROUGH DECEMBER 17, 2010: The mortgage concerning the three properties switched hands between a number of real estate limited liability companies. The lawyer for Matias complains this was to shield their true purpose and to gain a position superior to Matias in terms of money. He also claimed that Ridgewood’s mortgage was satisfied when it was assigned/switched hands.
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Andrew Matias turns 18.