Aeon Financial Tax Liens sanctioned $16,850 for Frivolous Conduct attempted to rip off elderly homeowner

 On March 25, 2015, a Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas magistrate submitted an opinion which sanctioned Aeon Financial and Mark Schwartz's law firm for engaging in 'frivolous conduct' in their attempt to rip off an elderly homeowner.   Aeon Financial and the Schwartz law office were ordered to pay the elderly man's attorney $16,850. 

In Case no. CV 14 821976  Aeon Financial vs Archie Lewis, et al,  the court specifically mentioned Aeon Financial's employee and noted that he was a disbarred attorney.  Although the court referenced the disbarred attorney as 'Joseph' Lord, he is actually John Lord.  According to numerous property owners, disbarred John Lord still pretends to be an attorney when they call Aeon Financial's mentally challenged legal team for assistance.

The recent court order noted that the elderly property owner paid Aeon Financial $8,671 to settle two tax liens totalling $3,397.54.  After the elderly man paid nearly $9,000, Aeon Financial's attorney filed another tax lien foreclosure and attempted to steal the property owner's house for $321.37 in delinquent property taxes. Aeon Attorneys failed to notify the court that the elderly Mr. Lewis already paid nearly $9,000.  The court noted several 'red flags' which included unexplained fees and additional attorney fees.

Mark Schwartz, Aeon Financial, along with their attorneys, have been ripping off Cuyahoga County and other county residents for years.

Isn't it about time the FBI stepped in to stop these thieves?

SEE copy of attached court order.