THEN GET YOURSELF A GOOD DEFENSE ATTORNEY LIKE THIS FORMER CLIENT DID
AND KEEP YOUR MONEY !
Don't get mad ...
Just do as much damage to them as you can...
GET THEIR CASE DISMISSED!!
A Really Satisfied Client:
Castro, A (NY County Civil Court Default) Judgment Vacated & Case Dismissed: /
Saved $2,000+ & Credit Report Corrected!!
You will find that Creditors & their Collection Attorneys respect the attorneys associated with our office. Speak to us for five minutes about your credit card lawsuit and collection problems and you will understand why. Here is a sample of what attorneys associated with this office did for clients last year. See if a case like yours is listed.
MORE SAMPLE CASES & RESULTS:
are a matter of public record:
Queens Civil Court:
Client came to us when Midland Funding had his bank account restrained his bank account and threatened an income garnishment against his salary. The client holds a very sensitive position at an international company on the line. The client
eventually paid not a single dime to the well collection attorneys
chasing him and the case was dismissed out of court with prejudice when we found that the debt collector was not licensed to collect debts in New York Cirty and raised that issue as one of our many defenses. Result: Completely destroyed a creditor's claim for $9,000+ for attorney fees totaling less than $1,000, netting the client a savings of more than $8,000- Bronx Civil Court: Client came to us with a bank account restrained, income garnishment on-going and a job at a Fortune 500 company on the line. The client eventually paid not a single dime to the famous collection attorneys chasing her and the case was dismissed out of court. Result: Completely destroyed a creditor's claim for $7,000+, saving the clent more than $6,000 after fees. If you become a client of ours, we will tell you the secret of how we did it.
- Manhattan Civil Court: Client, a resident of the State of California,
contacted us because his bank account at WaMu was restrained here in New York State by a well known debt collection law firm because of a default judgment he knew nothing about. Having checked his credit report, it suddenly appeared there as well. Client was the victim of a stolen identity. We got the case dismissed and the account released. Client never had to step one foot in New York State and never had to make a single court appearance. Result: Completely destroyed a creditor's claim for $14,212.06. $822 taken from client's bank account retrned to him.
- District Court: Nassau Country:
Made a $2,700 claim disappear (probably forever) into the legal system
after getting the judgment vacated and the bank restraints lifted. Result: The creditor will never see this money.
- District Court: Suffolk County: Client had his bank account tied up and the account was jointly owned with another family member, which means that the non-defendant family member had her money tied up as well even though she had nothing to do with the case. We got the bank account un-restrained and the money released. Cased settled on a payment plan affordable to the client. Result: Family members were back in control of the jointly held bank accounts within two weeks.
- District Court: Nassau County:
Identity theft case. $9,000 restrained in the bank. Got account
unrestrained. Got the case totally dismissed. Result: Client got all of his
money back as he should have since he was the victim of an identity theft.
- Manhattan Civil Court: Settled a $6,000 claim for $500 !! Client paid attorneys' fee of about $900, paid the collection attorneys $500 in total to settle the $6,000 case. When the client contacted us his bank account was restrained. Naturally, we attacked this restraint and got it and the judgment vacated first before undermining the creditor's case in chief.Result: Client saved about $4,500 of his hard earned dollars.
- Manhattan Civil Court:Challenged the way papers were served on our client. Made a motion to dismiss the case, which was granted after a hearing.Result: Case over. Client paid no money to the creditor.
- Staten Island Civil Court: Client's identity stolen and Capital One accounts established in his name. Three different accounts. One resulted in a default judgment and the bank accounts were restrained. One delinquent account was just sitting on the credit report and the third claim was the subject of a second lawsuit. Result: All three cases dismissed, bank accounts released after explanation, negotiation and proof submiited to creditor attorney about stolen identification.
- Manhattan Civil Court:Client’s bank account was tied up for $12,000 by . Got it released before the collection attorneys knew what hit them and client took the money out of the bank and moved back to Mexico where he operates a business. Result: Client netted more than $11,000 back after all cosrts and fees and went home to Mexico a happy camper.
- Queens County Civil Court: Default judgment against our well known public relations executive client for $13,000 by Midland Funding. (Really Bad Folks!) We discovered that the process server claimed under oath that he had served the "wife" of our client in the State of New York. Our female client is not married and certainly not married to a woman in New York State, where same sex marriages are not yet legal. We challenged the legality of the service of process, which means the the way the orginal summons is delivered to the defendant. Result: Judgment was vacated and case was dismissed and thrown out of Court. Client saves $13,000. We like Queens !!
- Brooklyn Civil Court: On a $12,000 Discover Bank claim, got a bank account untied, the money returned to our client, the income execution squashed and the client's nerves calmed. Result: Case continues totally under control, although the client will eventually have to make some hard decisions about settling the case.
- Brooklyn Civil Court: Client was intimidated into giving up $1,200 dollars to the collection attorneys when her bank account was seized without notice by third party debt collector LR Credit and its aggressive collection attorneys. Got money returned to client, got the judgment vacated and got the case dismissed out of Court.Result: Client got money she voluntarily paid to the creditor back and because the case was tossed out of Court, she never paid a dime to the creditor.
- Rockland County Supreme Court: Capital One Identity theft case. Client's bank account tied up for $9,500. Got Court Order preventing the collection attorneys from removing the money from the bank. Got collection attorneys to vacate the judgment voluntarily and release bank account. Got stipulation discontinuing the action. Result: Client gets to keep his hard earned money.
- Kings County Supreme Court: Got court Order stop an income garnishment and setting the case down for a hearing to possibly dismiss the case because our (nurse) client was tricked into accepting the summons and complaint by the process server. Major national bank (Citibank, NA) had $27,000 judgment and had restrained client's bank account. Result: We got the judgment vacated and case settled for a one time payment of $10,000 and client enjoys a net savings of approximately $15,000.
- NO COURT / NO SUIT: Client was being threatened by a third party junk debt buyer. We got involved before the lawsuit started, threatened the creditor with a federal lawsuit based upon the Fair Debt Collection Pracices Act and the lawsuit was never started.Result: Client never paid a dime to the credirtor and , thius saved more than $6,000.
- NO COURT / NO SUIT: Client
was being threatened by a Citibank and its well known collection attorneys. We got involved
before the lawsuit started, negotiated and delayed the start of the lawsuit for more than ayear.Result: Client had more than one year to raise enough money to settle the lawsuit quickly when it came up again more than a year after our initial involvement.
- White Plains Supreme Court: Got a Major Bank case dismissed even though the client had suffered a default judgment, had his bank account tied up and his salary garnished.Result: Case of $23,000 dismissed out of Court. No money paid to major national bank. Hint: Initial summons was not lawfully served.
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The plaintiff's attorney and court personnel will often try to discourage you from pursuing a defense of improper service. They will tell you that the defense will not help you because the plaintiff will only sue you again. But improper service is sometimes your best defense. If so, do not be afraid to insist on your right to a traverse hearing! Remember that the court has no power to issue a judgment against you if you were not served according to law.
admit nothing....deny everything...demand proof
Some of the creditors we deal with daily include: Mel S Harris, Forster & Garbus, Rubin & Rothman, Sharinn and Lipshie, Kirschenbaum & Phillips, P.C., Solomon and Solomon, P.C, Goldman & Warshaw, P.C., Eltman Eltman and Cooper, Eric M. Berman, P.C., Stephen Einstein & Associates, P.C., Fabiano and Associates, Jones Jones Larkin O’Connell, Panteris & Panteris, LLP, Zwicker and Associates, Relin, Goldstein & Crane, Woods Oviatt Gilman, Leschack & Grodesnky, Hayt Hayt & Landau, Pressler & Pressler, Jaffe & Asher, Mullen & Iannarone, Arnold A. Arpino & Associates, Houslanger & Associates, Mann Bracken, LLC, Smith Carroad Levy & Finkel, McNamee, Lochner Titus & Williams, Thomas Law Office, Fleck, Fleck & Fleck, Eric Ostrage Cullen and Dykman LLP, Winston & Winston, P.C., Cooper Erving & Savage, LLP, Robert P. Rothman, P.C, Gerald D. DeSantis, Greater Niagara Holdings, LLC, Rodney A. Giove, Advanced Litigation Services, LLC, and Jason L. Cafarella. Asset Acceptance, Sherman Acquisitions, Sherman Financial Group, Alegis, NCO Group, Portfolio Recovery Assoc., Asta Funding, Encore Capital Group, Midland Credit, Allied National, Interstate Risk Management Alternatives, RMA, JBC & Associates, Arrow Fin. Svcs., RJM Acquisitions, CAMCO (Capital Acquisitions & Mgmt Co), Excalibur, Cavalry Portfolio Services, Unifund Group, Phoenix Asset Acceptance, First Select Corporation, Providian, Collins Financial Services, Oliphant Financial Corp., Ann Thomas Law Firm, Ann Thomas Atorney, OSI Portfolio Services, Mel S Harris, Forster & Garbus, Rubin & Rothman, Or one of these guys: Sharinn and Lipshie, Goldman & Warshaw, P.C., Eltman Eltman and Cooper, Eric M. Berman, P.C., Stephen Einstein & Associates, P.C., Fabiano and Associates, Jones Jones Larkin O’Connell, ge & Panteris, LLP, Zwicker and Associates, Relin, Goldstein & Crane, Woods Oviatt Gilman, Leschack & Grodesnky, Hayt Hayt & Landau, Pressler & Pressler, Jaffe & Asher, Mullen & Iannarone, Arnold A. Arpino & Associates, Houslanger & Associates, Mann Bracken, LLC, Smith Carroad Levy & Finkel, McNamee, Lochner Titus & Williams, Thomas Law Office, Fleck, Fleck & Fleck, Eric Ostrage Cullen and Dykman LLP, Winston & Winston, P.C., Cooper Erving & Savage, LLP, Robert P. Rothman, P.C, Gerald D. DeSantis, Greater Niagara Holdings, LLC, Rodney A. Giove, Advanced Litigation Services, LLC, and Jason L. Cafarella. Cohen & Slamowitz, Rubin & Rothman, Mitchell Kay & Associates, Midland Funding, GE Money Bank, Household Finance, Forster & Garbus, Malen & Associates, Portfolio Recoveries, Asset Acceptance, LR Credit, L.R. Credit, Capital One Bank, Palisades Collections, Palisades Collections, Portfolio Recoveries, LVNV Funding, Wolpolf & Abramson, American Express, Discover Card, HSBC, Eltman, Eltman & Cooper, Household Bank, Discover Bank, Citibank, American Honda Finance, MBNA, Beneficial Finance, American Express, and Chase Manhattan Bank.
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