Discovered that Art Sanchez obtained an erroneous judgment against me facilitated by using the process services associated with John Bouzane. Upon applying for credit I informed I was denied due to credit. As I had pristine credit I figured this must have been in error. When I obtained my credit reports I noted a judgment obtained against me in the San Bernardino court in July. Upon going to the court I obtained the records. Art Sanchez had provided a phony address, that does not even exist in the tax assessors database, to use in filing the claim. The process server, Rick Medina (with a number of 909-889-5151, of which when I googled came back with a complaint and other complaints associated with it) had submitted a proof of service that he had served me at the address of 1733 Walnut Leaf Dr., Walnut, CA 91789. That address does not exist. The court had received the notification of judgment returned to them noting no such address.
Art Sanchez had elected to commit fraud to obtain commission that his own written statement verified that he had filed to provide the confirmation that if the loan documents were ordered on a rush that the file could close within the contract period. After the closing I had tried to mediate the matter with Art Sanchez. I even spoke with his attorney John Bouzane, to no avail. I had planned on filing a small claims action to force the release of the commission that was being held in escrow. However Art Sanchez took it upon himself to pursue a fraudulent judgment to get that money awarded to him. If it had not been for me applying for a Airline credit card (for which I was denied and subsequently did not get awarded the two free airline tickets) I would not have known of his actions until outside of the time frame for me to request a less expensive set-aside.
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