Collection Lawsuit Defense
95% of credit card collection lawsuits result in judgment against the debtor because most debtors do not challenge the case! Many debtors fail to file an Answer or appear in court and have a default judgment entered against them. Most debtors don't know that credit card collection lawsuit attorneys do not have admissible evidence that you owe the debt to the debt collector.An experienced lawyer knows what questions to ask and what documents to request to assist the defense of your case. Our experienced credit card defense lawyers can help you win your case by objecting to the improper use of hearsay evidence against you, demanding a chain of ownership that establishes whether the debt collector owns the right to sue on the debt and assist you in determining whether the debt is time barred against collection by a statute of limitations.
The Basics of Defending Creditor Lawsuits
This guide provides general information about the defenses to a lawsuit filed by a creditor, debt buyer or debt collector.Read more »
Common Defenses to Creditor Lawsuits
When a lawsuit is filed against you, there are various defenses that can be used to beat the debt collector. The defenses available in your case will vary depending on the type of debt that is being collected. This guide provides information and answers regarding defenses available when a creditor files a lawsuit against you.Read more »
Vacating a Default Judgment
Has a default judgment been entered against you? Don't despair, the law may provide you with options to fight against the Judgment! This guide explains some of the various ways that a Judgment against you may be vacated and set aside thereby allowing you to fight the lawsuit.Read more »
Bank Account Levies
Has a creditor taken money from your bank account? Has a Judgment been entered against you and now you're afraid your account could be levied? This guide will answer your questions about bank account levies and your options.Read more »
Wage Garnishments
Suffering from a wage garnishment? Both California and Federal laws regulate wage garnishments. This guide will help you learn about wage garnishments and the rights provided to you under the law.Read more »