🚪When Your Own Former Attorney’s Office Turns Into the Eviction Mill

The eviction racket is never just about unpaid dues or a single foreclosure. It’s a system — and the same players keep showing up.

Take this:

The attorney connection. The eviction attorney now pushing my case, Nikolas Hugosson, was once on my side. Nine years ago, when I sued over the first illegal foreclosure, he was my attorney’s assistant. He was my go-to contact. He knows my history here. He knows this is not a rental complex. He knows I never signed a lease in 23 years.

The “blanket signature.” Somehow, they maneuvered me into handing over a single signature. That’s the golden ticket. With it, Hugosson can backfill, backdate, and invent paperwork, rewriting me into a lease I never agreed to. That turns me from an owner into a “tenant,” giving them access to landlord-tenant eviction machinery.

The money trail.

$45,000 was already taken out by Freed Financial.

The trustee resisted releasing funds, because once the money left, lienholders could swarm in.

I got there “too soon” — before they could perfect their liens — and they scrambled.

Now they’re racing the clock with a speedy eviction process to cover the paper trail and lock me out before I can claw anything back.

The small claims trap. They don’t even need small claims now. With my signature weaponized, they can create “debts” straight from falsified leases and rules. The court system rubber-stamps it because it looks proper on paper.

This isn’t random chaos. This is a well-oiled eviction mill:

1. Convert ownership into “tenancy” through forged or backdated leases.

2. Drain surplus funds before the rightful owner can access them.

3. Rush an eviction to cement the fraud before deadlines expose it.

4. Use serial claims or paperwork to bleed every last dollar.

It’s not just fraud. It’s betrayal — by the very people who once sat across the table as my supposed advocates.

Wednesday may bring their next move. But what they don’t understand is that I’ve already mapped their playbook.