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The latest update on the Remuda Ranch Estates Association vs Johnnie and Clara Russell lawsuit:
January 5th the Russells were back in court where the Judge overruled the previous court decision, ruling instead in favor of the Russells, which eliminated the bond payment requirement and opened the door for the Russells to appeal the original decision against them in District court. A court date has not yet been set, but it is anticipated to be done in the next week or two.
Along with this victory, other interesting issues have occurred:
The Russells had their land surveyed and discovered that the sign in question was in fact not placed on their property, but was actually placed about four feet away from their property line – on county land. The county maintains the land on which the sign was placed, coming out about three times a year to mow or clear brush. Anyone could have removed the sign at any time, but did not do so. Due to the fact that the sign was not on the Russell’s property, the charge by the HOA that the Russells have violated a deed restriction should be thrown out.
Less than a week later, … Read the Entire Story
Thank you to twitter friend, @izzysroses, for sharing this funny video of the Republican Presidential Candidates wishing you a Merry Christmas as they dance around the issues while singing, “Rocking Around the Christmas Tree”.
Notes found under the video:
Have fun watching the Republican Presidential Candidates wishing you a Merry Christmas as they sing “Rocking around the Christmas Tree”. Laugh and enjoy this animated performance as we take a break from the critical decisions of choosing our next President. Remember, as Isaiah 9:6 points out, our government and next President will stand on the shoulder of Jesus Christ! Let us choose wisely and seek God’s will as to whom that person will be!
Merry Christmas, Everyone!
After a long two and a half weeks of waiting, the verdict is finally in on the Russell’s appeal for inability to pay the bond issued by Judge Lynn Marie Johnson in Pct. 4 Parker County, Texas JP Court. As you might recall, the evidence was submitted on December 1, 2011 and the Russells finally received their verdict on Tuesday, December 20, 2011. This update has been delayed as I researched the claims made by the judge in the judgement itself.
After reviewing this verdict and speaking with the Russell’s attorney, Joshua Cardin, I’ve come to understand the bizarre nature of this verdict. From the information I was provided, the verdict should have just contained the last sentence found in Judge Johnson’s latest verdict which stated,
“It is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that Defendants Affidavit of Inability to pay costs is denied.”
Instead, the verdict contained a long justification for the Judge’s decision which displays a trend of the judge either not listening during the presentation of evidence during the initial trial, or it shows the judge’s associations with Remuda Ranch Association board members and adds further merit to where the judge should have recused herself from this … Read the Entire Story
Numerous sources are now telling me that Parker County, Texas Precinct 400 Chair, Marvin Herring, has been vocal in telling everyone who will listen that he has now resigned from the Remuda Ranch Estates Homeowners Association Board. Others are saying that they just won’t believe it until they see an official resignation announcement. I did try to contact Mr. Herring about his resignation from the board and was unable to reach him for comment. His resignation is taking place at a time when there is a great deal of pressure in Parker County to resolve the lawsuit brought on by the hoa against Johnnie and Clara Russell (vague updates on this lawsuit available at the bottom of this story).
During our research we were most surprised when we learned that Marvin’s wife, Peggy Herring, just happens to be the Parker County Democratic Party Precinct 400 Chair. Wouldn’t this kind of partnership make for an exciting conversation during your evening meal? We’ve also been told that Mr. Herring proudly voted in favor of a shooting ban ordinance in Parker County in subdivisions with 10 acres or less which put several gun instructors in the county out of business. The ordinance which … Read the Entire Story
Glenn Beck held an open and revealing interview with Newt Gingrich Tuesday morning. Glenn asked many of the questions I’ve seen others bring up, with regards to Mr. Gingrich and concerns of his long history towards his supporting bigger government. Mr. Beck asked the former Speaker of The House and received his answers by Newt. You will have to sort through the political fluff filled responses to find his answers, though.
These are some of the questions and my take on the responses taken from part 1 of this revealing interview:
- Healthcare where Gingrich went down the Theodore Roosevelt road. Newt responds with a more political response that didn’t do a good job of directly answering the question straight up.
- So you wouldn’t have done the GM bailout? Newt’s response was, “no…”
- Glenn addresses his support for ethanol subsidies with Newt justifying his support in a round-about way. Beck continues to address his concerns with any subsidies with Gingrich responding.
- Next was a question with a statement taken directly from Mr. Gingrich on his support for the prescription entitlement program. Newt justifies his support by trying to explain the ultimate goal is to reach a smaller government, which Beck addresses
Update: Remuda Estates HOA vs Russells Case
By Trent Thevenot · Comments (7)I’m sad to say that we have little for updates at this time. The December 1, 2011 postponement date has clearly passed with all evidence being submitted by the parties’ attorneys on that date for review by Justice of the Peace Lynn Marie Johnson. Currently there still has been no known verdict received by the Russell couple or their attorney.
Interesting note: Claire Russell was scheduled to speak at a Parker County Tea Party meeting last night when, to their surprise, Judge Johnson showed up at the meeting with a City Counsel member at her side. After communications with several members of the group last night, nobody is quite sure why Johnson decided to attend her first Parker County Tea Party meeting last night, December 6, 2011. I was told that she had previously, before the Russell case, been given an open invitation to attend a meeting. Members treated her with respect and she did the same during this meeting of the Parker County Tea Party. I will make mention that the issues with this Remuda Estates HOA began long before Judge Johnson took the seat in the Parker County Pct. 4 courtroom.
An interesting comment, by one of the … Read the Entire Story