We entered into a loan modification with Bank of America. A bilateral agreement. B of A told us if we pass a 3 month trial period as agreed upon, we would get a loan modification. After successfully passing the 3 month trial period and proceeded to asked for the status of the loan modification the following month, B of A said the papers were being processed in New York and to continue making the new agreed upon payments. Nine months later B of A breached our lawful contract and denied the loan modification on some vague excuse that we made too much to qualify. In addition, B of A demanded that all the fees of the original loan including late charges be bought up to date and soon after proceeded with foreclosure. B of A filed felony documents in support of the foreclosure in the county hall of records. We filed a complaint with the Superior Court. The trial Judge dismissed the felony as a mere technicality. The actual words the Bank used was that " this kind of arrangement is commonplace and entirely proper within industry. '' Filing false documents is both a State and Federal felony offense. I successfully submitted an appeal to be assigned. 
