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Use This Quick and Dirty Trick to Dismiss the Debt Collection Lawsuit!

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Here, Brian examines the quick and dirty Motion to Dismiss or in the Alternative, Motion for More Definite statement that can quickly get the case against you dismissed or settled. Just use your state rules and the Plaintiff's own documents against them. Educate the Judge and put the Plaintiff on the Defensive. Good Luck.

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@paulogotera4412 11 months ago

A 3rd party debt collector purchasing these debts for pennies on the dollar and able to sue the person for it should be a crime.

@RadiantSpencer 11 months ago

I had a 3rd party debt collector company say they served me in a small city and state I didn’t even live in. The judge passed the judgment and they began taking money out of my paycheck. Filled out a bunch of legal forms, submitted it to the judge proving they lied and the company didn’t show up to the court date. Got the money back and they disappeared. These people are dirty and will do whatever it takes.

@HolidayProjection 5 months ago

Yes sir - "Lack of Standing" ... Bye, Bye, Collector!

@Starman909 1 year ago

The court knows it’s fraud, we are just causing the judge to look at the fraud.

@jacquelinemanzano9328 10 months ago

If a debt buyer goes to the Original creditor for more documents/proof, they will have to pay additional $$$ for those documents, and its not cheap.

@wbw1mi 7 months ago

Debt has been discharged by original debtor. Debt collectors have zero legal claims to said debt.

@sayblaze 3 months ago

Midland garnish my wages without me knowing anything

@austindudley2270 2 months ago

Nearly every single note, that a debt collector comes at you for, is securitized. In the process of securitization, they sell it/ transfer it multiple times. The first time its sold from the original servicer, chain of titles usually always broken and the debt collector has no right to the debt. Dont get started on learning about the equity you have in these notes.

@manchitas3531 1 year ago

I just read the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act page. They took me to court, I stuck to my demands and the case was dropped. Easy piecy

@leonIdas002 1 year ago

PRETTY DAMN SCUMMY HOW THEY MAKE IT A TWO WEEK WINDOW FROM THE TIME THEY ISSUE THE SUMMONS TO THE COURT DATE, AND THEN THEY WAIT 11 DAYS AND GIVE IT TO YOU ON FRIDAY WHEN YOUR COURT DATE IS TUESDAY.. I WILL BE GOING MONDAY TO FILE THE MOTION TO DISMISS AND ATTACH A MOTION FOR VALIDATION DOCUMENTATION BECAUSE I KNOW I NEVER ENTERED INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE COMPANY SUING ME...

@antichrist_revealed 10 months ago

You're a smart man. What you have said is very true. May God bless you and keep you safe.

@the22ndletterforever 4 months ago

I am unemployed and received Midland court docs to sue today. I live in california and searching for services

@jacquelinemanzano9328 10 months ago (edited)

I my current case, Resurgent and LVNV (The Defendants) Are attempting to compel Arbitration. They lack standing and authority to compel me to do anything , much less arbitration. I don't give a S. if LVNV owns the debt, and as far as I am concerned, LVNV bought a Lemon. I filed a Motion to Strike their answer and Affirmative Defenses, because the "out of state attorney" failed to file and request permission to practice via pro hac vice, and pay the fee. Hitting them in their pocket is the best way to encourage settlement, at least for me it works most of the time. The Out of State Attorney is a ding dong, his affirmative defenses asserts I filed bankruptcy, which I did not, and asserts that I am outside the FDCPA a SOL, and I am well within the one year SOL. The only thing a Debt Collector can use against a smart consumer is case law. But I know how to defeat that nonsense, because court opinions are arguments, that is why SCOTUS remands so many cases.

@SoliuAbdulgafar-q3p 1 month ago

YouTube knew exactly what I needed today.

@Xylistep32 1 year ago

You are awesome, Brian

@Zoeruff35 1 year ago

This video was great as a matter of fact, I have a case for LCAVLLC cross Riverbank or suing me. Thanks for the content.

@lowrider5717 1 year ago

They substituted an attorney an did not file the proper mc-050 they have no authority to garnish!

@Dervraka 11 months ago

The only problem with this is there seems to be FAR too many judges in these local county courts that act as little more than rubber stamps for debt collectors. They won't even listen to any argument you make, just assuming if the debt collector dragged you into court, it's valid. I even had one Judge tell me the collector didn't need to provide any proof they owned the debt as a signed affidavit the debt was owned by them was the only proof the court needed.

@RealConspiracyFacts 1 year ago

I helped a friend counter sue a national bank for not actually having any skin in the game at all, since they don't actually loan anything just sell people's promises to pay. The judge allowed it to go forward. Ended up resolving by stipulation.