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Close enough to recuse

Oh, for the days when men were men and women were wives. How much simpler it was when the man of the house sallied forth into the world and the little woman contented herself with home, hearth and family (whether ...

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Lenders should get what’s due them

A distressed U.S. homeowner with a temporarily modified mortgage made every payment on time for 13 months. That’s 10 months past the standard three-month trial period, but the servicer was predicting a permanent modification, so the homeowner kept paying.

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