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Investigation by Federal Trade Commission
- January 27, 2010
- Debt Collector Harassment, News
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced that it is investigating debt collectors and debt buyers. The documents requested by the FTC will reveal how much the debt buyers paid for the debts they bought. If you have been involved in a Florida credit card lawsuit, get in touch with Rudnitsky Law Firm for help with your particular case.
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Protect Yourself From Debt Collectors
- December 21, 2009
- Debt Collector Harassment
The best way to protect yourself when a debt collector calls you is to know your rights under both federal (U.S.) law and under Florida law. Learn about the best way for you to assert those rights, regardless of whether or not you owe the alleged debt. A Rudnitsky Law Firm debt collection attorney can help you resolve your problems in and around Florida.
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What is Summary Disposition or Summary Judgment
- September 5, 2009
- 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.
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Summons on a Credit Card Debt
- August 24, 2009
- Debt Collection Lawsuit Defense
If you’ve been sued by a credit card company for an alleged debt, you undoubtedly have many questions about the credit card lawsuit. There are three basic proofs the credit card company will need to present evidence in order to win: they are the proper plaintiff, you are the proper defendant, and that they are entitled to the amount they sued for. Learn about these points from Rudnitsky Law Firm.
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