I recently received a comment from an Ohio viewer regarding their defense of a debt buyer lawsuit. The viewer that is the subject of this video did a very good job challenging an LVNV Funding debt buyer lawsuit. And just like almost every debt buyer […]
A YouTube viewer of mine shared his experience with a debt buyer lawsuit that I found interesting and I want to share it with you. The debt buyer’s attorney apparently named the wrong company as the plaintiff. That’s a huge error. In a previous video, […]
If you’re being sued by a debt buyer, there are a number of things that you can do to defend yourself. Debt buyer lawsuits are actually easy to defend if you know what to look for. Many of the red flags are found right on […]
An account stated claim means that there is an agreement, either in writing or based upon prior dealings between a creditor and consumer without a written agreement. The claim basically states that money is due from the consumer based upon a promise made by the […]
Most people fight Debt Buyer lawsuits on their own because it wouldn’t be cost effective to hire an attorney. Many people have never been sued by a Debt Buyer and really don’t understand the process. Attorney Robert Flessas has created an eDocument entitled a Simple […]
When you’re being sued by a debt buyer, what if you believe that you already repaid the debt, and therefore don’t owe the debt buyer anything? What is you know that you owe the debt, but the Debt Buyer’s attorney can’t prove it. This is […]
In the previous article, “What is a Debt Buyer Lawsuit”, I discussed the debt buyer’s process of initiating a lawsuit to collect debt. Now that you’ve been served, what do you do? For a video explanation, you can go to my YouTube channel and watch […]
Debt Buyers purchase debt from credit card companies and banks in large chunks called “Portfolios”. Some debt buyers resell the debt to other debt buyers for a profit, and some debt buyers hire local collection attorneys throughout the US to sue the persons who allegedly […]
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