If You're Being Harassed or Sued by Debt Collectors

"Your litigation materials were clear,vital and necessary tools for me to win .All the examples,logic and powerful arguments presented in your materials helped me beyond belief! I am eternally grateful. Your materials are simply the best and finest of its type anywhere for pro se defendants facing debt lawsuits!"

--Frank, from Arizona

Could Anything Actually Make You Glad to Get Sued by Debt Collectors?!

Dear Harassed Consumer,

It's hard to believe that could happen, isn't it – that you could actually end up glad you got sued by a debt collector? And yet it could true.

If you're being sued by a debt collector, chances are it's coming at the end of a long process that started with missed bills, phone calls, letters, messed up credit reports, worry, and missed sleep at night. I don't need to tell you how awful it is. And the lawsuit itself may seem like a nightmare. After all, if you lose, you could face new problems: garnishment of wages, seizure of bank accounts, and possibly even worse.

And you can forget about your credit report if they get a judgment, right?

So How Could Getting Sued Possibly Be Good News?

It seems hard to believe, but the lawsuit could actually be the end of your trouble. That's because the debt collectors usually start their lawsuit without what they need to win. If you play your cards right, that may give you a chance to erase your debt for good. In the process, you can take control of your life again.

I'll explain how later. For now, think about your situation: in debt, worried, harassed, and sued. What if you could make it go away? Imagine how you'll feel when you drive the debt collector away and erase the debt. You can start repairing your credit report and get back to your life. You can answer your phone without worrying about debt collectors

Finally.

It's even better than that, though. Here's what one user of Your Legal Leg Up Litigation Materials said about his experience:

Today I received in the mail an offer "Stipulation For Dismissal With Prejudice",which basically states the Plaintiff will dismiss their Complaint if I dismiss my counterclaim.  All the examples,logic and powerful arguments presented in your materials helped me beyond belief! I am eternally grateful,and right now quite ecstatic!

Thanks Ken,
Frank from Arizona 

And another:

Just a quick email to say THANK YOU for your well written manual! I was scared to death when I got a Summons and Complaint served on me by a debt collection attorne. I did exactly what you said though, and basically let them know I wasn't going away.… So I filed a Motion to Dismiss, and that was pretty much it. The Attorney folded like a cheap suit, and I have to say it almost felt better than sex!

Thanks again! 
Gary

These people, and many more, could tell you the same thing: you can beat the debt collectors. And when you do, it will feel even better than you would ever guess. It will change your life. They'll never push you around again. You'll never be scared of debt collectors and their lawyers again.

And it won't cost you a fortune, either.

You can do it all with my litigation products, the Litigation Manual and Forms, or the Debt Litigation Video Series.
You can drive away the debt collectors even if you might not be able to win your lawsuit against them if it actually went all the way to trial. Play your cards right, and they won't want you to go to trial. It's just too expensive for them to do it and make money.

Here's why you have a great chance to win and an even better chance to drive the debt collector away before trial.

It's all in the way the debt collectors do business.

They buy up huge “portfolios” of debt-- debt that people like you have stopped paying on if they ever even owed it in the first place. Sometimes they actually buy the debt, and sometimes they just think they did, and if you don't make them prove it, you may have to pay twice. Anyway, the debt collectors buy up all this debt and sometimes make phone calls or write letters trying to intimidate you into paying. But sometimes they just file suit.
And the thing is, they almost never have the evidence they would need to win a lawsuit if you oppose it when they file suit. And they can never get it, put it together, and win a lawsuit without spending a lot of money. More than your suit is worth to them.

Most people don't fight back, so the debt collectors have set up a smooth, efficient system for getting people to default. And about 80% of the people who get served with these suits give up without a fight.

Your job is to make them start looking for those records, make them start losing money and worrying about whether they can win the suit. The Litigation Bundle or Video Series can show you how to do that.

The trick is to fight. They're not really set up to fight you if you know what you're doing.

You have to let them know you're not going to be the easy victory they're used to and that you're never going to give up. The Litigation Bundle and Video Series will help keep you motivated and knowledgeable as you fight the suit.

It'll help if you can file a counterclaim against the debt collectors. That'll keep them from just dropping your suit without erasing your debt. The Litigation Bundle and Video Series will show you how to file a counterclaim against the debt collector.

I Don't Want to Tell You You Can Just Get Away with It (But You Can)

I don't want to tell you you can rack up debt and get away without paying, because we should all pay our debts. But these are tough times, and sometimes things happen that make it impossible to pay.

And sometimes those things are the fault of the banks. 

If you're having trouble with credit cards, not having to pay would be poetic justice.

Not only have they siphoned away huge amounts of public money through the infamous “bailouts,” ensuring that you and your children will be taxed for decades to keep the banking fat-cats in their fancy cars and expensive mansions. But these same people have set you up for failure, offering you way more credit than you could ever pay off. Sure you should have known, maybe, but they're paid to know, and they did know. They deliberately set you up to borrow more money than you could pay back...so that you'd be stuck with ridiculous interest rates and ruinous fees. They wanted it to happen, and they made it happen. Now they're trying to drive you into the ground.

If they're after you, the only way you can get them to stop is make them stop. The Litigation Bundle and Video Series will give you what you need to do that.