Check The Facts on Jennifer Arrand Stainton!
- Stainton has a troubling financial past, including filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2005, with unpaid debts to credit cards, department stores, and even utility companies1
- Just months after exiting bankruptcy, her home was foreclosed by her mortgage company, Countrywide Home Loans, in 20062
- In 2019, Stainton was evicted for failing to pay rent. Her landlord filed a lawsuit, and a writ for eviction was entered on February 14, 20193
- Stainton has been sued by debt collectors multiple times. In 2016, The Distribution Group, a restaurant supplier for her employer, sued Stainton for unpaid bills and was awarded a $10,965 judgment against her4
Did you know that a township supervisor’s personal credit history, if poor enough, can affect the township’s own credit and bond rating? It’s about one-third of what affects a municipality's credit rating5
CHECK THE FACTS: 1. In Re: Timothy Lloyd Stainton & Jennifer Shaye Stainton, 05-37026-wsf, Voluntary Petition, 10/14/05, 2. Genesee County Register of Deeds, Sheriff’s Deed, 10/18/06, 3, Corunna-Algonac LLC v. Stainton, 2019-C19A0240-LT, filed 1/23/19, 4. The Distribution Group v. Angelos’ Coney Island Palace Inc. et al., 2016-C16G7668-GC, filed 12/9/16, 5. “How important is a good credit score for local elected officials?” Toledo Blade, 5/10/2021