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Vehicle Repossessions: Overview of Your Rights
- June 29, 2023
- Debt Collection Lawsuit Defense, Lemon Law / Car Problems
We periodically get inquiries from potential clients asking about their rights after their vehicle get repossessed (repo’d). This post generally... View Article
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What to do When You Face a Default Judgment
- June 29, 2023
- Debt Collection Lawsuit Defense
A default judgment can be rendered when the person defending a lawsuit fails to show up when summoned to court. Just believing you don’t owe the debt is not enough – you must show up in court, either personally or through a Florida Debt attorney. Get in touch with a Florida Debt Collection Lawyer from Rudnitsky Law Firm for more information.
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What is Summary Disposition or Summary Judgment
- June 29, 2023
- Debt Collection Lawsuit Defense
In many cases where a debt collector has sued a Florida consumer on a credit card debt or other consumer debt, they will file a Motion for Summary Disposition (in Small Claims or County Court) or its equivalent in Circuit Court, a Motion for Summary Judgment. It is critically important that you respond appropriately to such a Motion.
Debt Collection Lawsuit Defense
» Print This PageWe represent consumers who have been sued by credit card companies for credit card debt. We also represent consumers sued by other types of debt collectors, including for medical debt, auto repo deficiency, RV repo deficiency, and other types of consumer debt. These lawsuits can be brought by the original creditor (such as Citibank, Capital One, Wells Fargo, Discover, American Express, etc.) or by the debt buyers who buy the debt for pennies on the dollar (such as Midland Funding, CACH LLC, Cavalry Portfolio Services, Mainstreet Acquisition Corp., Equable Ascent Financial LLC, etc.). The articles below describe the typical litigation process, as well as affirmative defenses and legal strategies we have used successfully in the past for our clients. If you find yourself being sued by a debt collector, call us today for a free consultation about your rights and potential defenses.