Ouida J. Claiborne v. Ocwen Federal Bank FSB

BARNES, J.,

for the Court:

¶ 1. This case began in 2003, when Ouida Claiborne sued Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC (Ocwen), alleging that the company had wrongfully foreclosed on her home CClaiborne I). During discovery, Claiborne produced copies of the back of money orders in an attempt to establish she had made payments on the mortgage. However, Ocwen introduced evidence of the front of the money orders, showing that the money orders were in fact not payable to Ocwen, but rather to Claiborne or other entities. Ocwen attached the copies of the authenticated money orders to a motion to dismiss and a…