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All, I have not posted in a while. It is well past time to update you and let you know that it will be more difficult to contact me going forward. I still believe in everything posted on this site. The philosophies and methodologies I have written about and have spoken to still hold up. […]
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The “Big Gun” starts on page 96 of Errant Sovereign Handbook The “Big Gun” addresses the very framework of our form of government. It’s called Separation of Powers. It expressly stated in most state Constitutions and is clearly implicit in the remaining few that do not, as well as the national Constitution. The form of […]
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Hi all, I have been getting calls from LibertyAP in Asbury Park, NJ. I thought I would pass along their info in the event you are getting similar calls. Their address is: Liberty Automotive Protection 3430 Sunset Ave Asbury Park, NJ 07712 You know their phone number: 732-807-5611 They are a DBA for Palmer Administrative […]
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All, I have been asked this question frequently. Yes, Credit Reporting is an attempt to collect a debt. Until now, I have not pasted any case law. I was doing research and stumbled upon this is a case against my BFF, Midland: Credit reporting constitutes an attempt to collect a debt. See, e.g., Rivera v. […]
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All here is a question that was emailed to me from Amy C: I have two collectors calling my cell. One collector has been calling me for 9 months, the other has been calling about 3 months. I have never talked to them, they never leave a message. I have never received a dunning letter […]
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I settled a lawsuit with a common debt collector about a year and a half ago. I had not heard a peep out of them after the suit. As it should be, they have not contacted me. I cashed the settlement check and went on with my life. Until two weeks ago. The debt collector […]
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I have previously made and posted a flow chart of how federal lawsuits will flow. People seem to like it and I have not updated it as I have seen no reason to do so. Here is the link to the flow chart: http://notlegaladvice.org/document-federal-court-civil-complaint-flow-chart/ This flowchart came to mind while doing legal research this week. […]
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It is tax season again. And if you have been fighting debt collectors, they may have a dirty trick in store for you. Often debt collectors will consider any payment to you as income for you. If you sent the collector a w9 when you settled with them, there is a good chance they will […]
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I got a check from a debt collector since last we spoke. I also have another on the way. In this podcast I will discuss a few lawsuits I had going on. I will talk about what I learned from these suits. I will also discuss Credit Repair Gurus and FDCPA gurus. How do you […]
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I have settled two more lawsuits since my last post. One was my court case related to the FCRA and FDCPA. The other was not a case I filed, I just worked out a settlement before I had the pleasure to file. The second issue is the first time I have settled without filing. More […]
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