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Questioner:

July 10, 2009

Questioner:   ivan
Category: Collections Law
Private: No
 
Subject: midland credit hassles
Question: Some
papers were seved at my house by a legal company, and the person that
presented the papers didnt ask who he was handing the papers to and I
get them 16 days later from my cousin who was house sitting at the
time. this is a civil suit for collections that i have been working
with the bank to pay back. NOW THIS IS GIVING ME A DATE TO APPEAR IN
COURT. What can I do? I have called the collection agency and they gave
me a lawyers office and when I called them I get no return phone call.
What will happen if I dont go to court and what steps can I take to
stop this. I was out of work for over a year and keeping my house was
more important than worrying over a credit card with ridiculous finace
charges. Please help with any advice.
 
Answer:

The question I must ask is what do you want to do? You
have some options at this point in time. Here are some of them. (1)Hire
an attorney who may be able to work out a deal for you to pay less than
they are currently asking. An attorney might be able to work out a
settlement of around 75% to 85% of what they currently ask. If you have
the cash to pay up you can probably avoid a judgment being granted
against you. It is unlikely that an attorney can just make it all go
away because they know they can easily get a judgment, garnish wages,
seize bank accounts, vehicles or whatever else they can find to seize
and sell at auction to get their money. If you don’t have the cash to
pay the settlement plus whatever the attorney wants then that option
won’t work for you. (2)Just ignore the whole situation, don’t respond
to the summons and let them get a judgment. Then the process I
mentioned above will kick in and you start getting called in for an
assets hearing and you will have to bring all your books and records to
court and turn them over to the plaintiff’s attorney so he can see what
you have that may be garnished or seized to satisfy the debt. (3)Learn
how to respond to the summons and complaint without hiring a lawyer,
learn how to catch the plaintiff’s lawyer violating the law and take
him to federal court and make him forget about ever collecting a crying
dime, pay you for your court costs, pay you for your time preparing
your case, pay you damages on top of that. It really isn’t hard to do.
Make them pay you and go away and leave you alone. So you tell me what
you want to do. If you choose option #3 just call me anytime..

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Questioner:

July 9, 2009
Questioner:   Brenda Seitz
Category: Collections Law
Private: No
 
Subject: debt collector obtaining my credit report without consent
Question: QUESTION:
Can a debt collector obtain my credit report and send me a letter
statng they see I have a recent loan of 52,000, and have paid off some
debt and have available credit of 704.00,and I should be able to pay
these old doctor bills.I then called and they said they were putting a
lean on my house for 1700.00. It seems to be an Attorneys office. I
sent them a registered letter yesterday asking for proof of this debt
to be paid to them, to prolong the threat of the lean, and stated all
correspondence will be done in writing. One of the Bills I know is 4
years old, is there a statute in Oklahoma on doc. bills? Can I deal
directly with the originator of this bill as well?

ANSWER:
Statute of limitations in Oklahoma on doc bills is the same as it is
for any other written agreement. Five years. Who sent you the letter
and what makes you think it is from an attorney’s office? Do they
already have a judgment? If they don’t they can’t put a lien on your
house or anything else. Sounds to me like they are breaking the law big
time. Maybe you should be thinking about filing a federal lawsuit
against them before they file a local lawsuit on you.

———- FOLLOW-UP ———-

QUESTION:
Malcom Hammond Law office in Jenks Oklahoma is who sent the letter, no
judgment has been filed to my knowledge. How do I start my federal
lawsuit? Are they allowed to get my credit report without consent?
 

Answer:

So you need to know quickly whether they have filed a
lawsuit against you or not. Do this every day. Go to
http://www.oscn.net and click on the court dockets tab. Click on search
dockets and scroll down to where you can enter your last name then your
first name and hit your enter key and any lawsuit that has ever been
entered against you will show up.

As soon as a new one shows up you
should immediately prepare your response, your demand for admissions,
your certificate of mailing and go file them them and send a copy of
all that to the plaintiff’s attorney. If the lawsuit has been filed
within 30 days of their first contact with you then you need to also
prepare your validation demand and include that with your mailing.
Whatever you do, don’t let that 30 day window of opportunity go by
without sending your dispute/validation letter to the attorney. That
stops them from doing anything to attempt further collection activity
until they do validate the debt meaning that if they have not yet filed
a lawsuit against you they cannot file a lawsuit until they have
provided you with documentation about the debt, who you owe and how
much you owe.

They can’t call you or even send you any letters until
they do comply with your demand for validation. Of course, they will
probably get stupid and violate the law in some way which is what you
hope will happen so you will have more causes of action against them in
federal court. That is where you need to be aiming to go because that
is the only way to beat them, the only way to win. You should go into
this thing with the idea in mind that no matter what you do in local
court they will win and get a judgment against you. That is because the
only question before the local court is whether or not you owe the
debt. You know you owe the debt, the lawyer knows you owe the debt and
the judge believes you owe the debt so what is likely to be the outcome
of their lawsuit? Don’t take much imagination to figure that out. So
the only way to win is to turn the table on them and become the
plaintiff in federal court where the only question before the court is
whether or not they have broken the law. If you can prove that they
have then once again, it don’t take much imagination to figure out what
the outcome will be. You win, they lose. The nice part is that you
don’t even have to appear before the judge in federal court. It is all
done by mail, on the internet and by phone.

Even many of the court
papers they file or send you can contain violations and you need to be
aware of all of their possible violations so you can use them to your
advantage. Your response should be carefully prepared so you admit
nothing and at least attempt to force them to prove to you and the
court that you do owe the debt. You see, I know how to win and I know
how to teach you how to win so if you want to make this all go away and
get well paid for doing it then you need to start learning right away.
If you choose not to do that then the alternative is they win, you get
a judgment against you, they file for an assets hearing and you have to
go tell them all about your assets. How much money you have in banks,
what banks your money is in , give them copies of all your bank
statements for the last year or more, all your income tax returns for
the last few years, tell them how many cars you own, where you work or
how you make your money, how much you earn, how often you get paid,
when you get paid and any other assets you might have such as real
estate, all your personal information. Then they go to your bank and
grab any money you might have in your bank accounts. Then its go for
your wages or other income. After that they can try to get vehicles,
put lien against your home, even send the sheriff to your home to
hijack any valuables worth selling at auction to get their money. It
gets real vicious sometimes. So which way is it going to go for you?
Its all up to you. Learn how to stand up and fight or lie down and take
it on the chin.

If you want to learn how simply check out the image to get my phone number and call me and we can get you on the right road very quickly.

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May 14, 2009
 
Subject: Summons served
Question: I have been served with a summons to appear in court to answers questions pertaining to my property, employment, and assets.  Do I have to disclose this information?  What might be the outcome of this disclosure?  Can I protect myself from  wage garnishment?  Can they remove items from my home?  Should I get a lawyer to help?  I would be grateful for the advice.
Answer: Do I have to disclose this information?
[Yes, or at least most of it. Some infomation can be denied but since this seems to be a case where judgment has already been granted to the plaintiff and it appears that  it is for an assets hearing then you must be very careful in answering their questions or providing documentation of any kind.]

What might be the outcome of this disclosure?

[Garnishment of wages if allowed under state law, seizure of some assets, bank accounts or other valuables not exempt under state law.]

Can I protect myself from  wage garnishment?

[That all depends on your special situation. I would have to know more about your special situation in order to answer that question.]

Can they remove items from my home?

[Yes, it is possible. State law will say what they can not garnish and anything else might be siezable]

Should I get a lawyer to help?

[Where are you going to find one that you can afford and who is competent enough to do you any good.
Those are rare birds indeed. Quite frankly I wouldn’t trust one of them as far as I could pick one up and throw ‘em and I got a bad back. If you want I’ll help you get through answering those questions without any charge or obligation. All you have to do is call me at 405-684-9297 or 405-227-9423. I will want to take you call and then call you back so as to keep my main lines open for other incoming calls. You can call most any time except tomorrow evening between 6:00 P.M. and 9:30 P.M. central time since I have a meeting I must attend. I can also be reached for consultation on Saturdays and Sundays.
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March 16, 2009

The Creditwrench blog talk radio show for March 16th 2009 features
Marcy Solmon of Edmond Oklahoma being interviewed by talkshow host Bill
Bauer of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The topic of discussion is about
Marcy’s ideas on how to bring about licensing of debt collectors in
Oklahoma.

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March 10, 2009

payday loansQuestion:i received a payday loan in set and had issues
with my bank account and made them aware of it, they then told me it
was going to go to collections, a company named i-collect in which i
havent received a phone call. now im getting calls from a company named
ccrm stating they represent Hawiian midland financial, but they refuse
to send a invoice so that i can pay the bill or anything. and when i
contact the company i got the loan through they insist they only go
through i-collect. i have received nasty voicemails from ccrm stating
jail and going to court and i better get a good lawyer. please advise
what to do or what is possible, the company dont have a number for me
to contact i-collect. i asked how do i pay the loan off if i-collect
dont contact and the loan company rep said that she dont knowAnswer:If
I were in that kind of situation my first thought would be that they
must not want to get paid very badly. It seems logical to think that if
they wanted to get paid they would provide me with the address where I
could simply send them a U.S. Postal money order by certified mail
return receipt requested. That is the only way I would pay them because
I know that any debt collector who won’t be up front with me would
never give me a receipt for my money so I could prove I had paid the
debt.On top of that I would also know that a debt collector who
wouldn’t give me full contact information and even got so far out of
line that they threatened me with jail was a debt collector who
obviously wanted me to sue them for those violations of FDCPA and so I
would be only too happy to oblige them.Of course, I would be recording
their phone calls and I would have sent them a debt validation letter
within 30 days of their initial contact with me. I would be using the
list of 18 questions to be found at 18 questions for debt collectors
every time they called. They would either answer the questions or I
would simply hang up on them. Then if they did send the account to a
lawyer I’d sue them again and then send a debt validation letter to the
attorney and get ready to start gathering evidence against the lawyer
so I could take the lawyer to federal court naming the debt collector
as a co-defendant.I’d also be watching my public record at the
courthouse on a daily or weekly basis so I would know when they filed a
lawsuit against me and I would respond to their lawsuit before I ever
got served by a sheriff. I wouldn’t wait to get served.Now why are you
worried about how to pay them when you should be worried about how to
make them pay you to go away and leave them alone?