What almost happened in In re Estate of Landis, 2014 Pa. Super. LEXIS 9 (Jan. 15, 2014), before the Pennsylvania Superior Court intervened is a cautionary tale as to why every attorney who practices law should “paper the file,” so to speak, in order to ensure that a straightforward matter does not escalate into something much more and different than anticipated.
In 2004, Charles S. Landis obtained a mortgage loan of $138,450 on his residence located in Souderton, Montgomery County, Pa., and the mortgage was duly recorded with the Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds office, the opinion said.
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