If Democratic state lawmakers are successful, the simple signature of a bank-employed attorney will no longer be enough to push through foreclosures in Colorado. A new bill targets a years-long practice in Colorado that unfairly skews the benefit toward large financial institutions. Under the current system, attorneys paid by banks are allowed to rubber stamp the bank's right to pull a home out from underneath its owner - without having the proper mortgage documents to back it up. In the last few years, this has meant a windfall for bankers and led to a crisis whereby people were forcibly removed…