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Case Study: BAC Home Loans Servicing

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the court to substitute a new law firm. However, almost a month later, Garrison, still under Patterson’s litigation management, filed a corrected motion to substitute, correcting only that she was the attorney for BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP, not Bank of America, NA. Although it is common to switch the two demonstrably different entities—one a limited partnership and the other a banking institution regulated by banking laws—as if they are interchangeable at the will of an attorney, Complainant will demonstrate why this is not a presumption to be made. Who can I ask for help in my time of need?

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