Lawyer says Judgment
Enforcement is illegal
Q: My lawyer said "What Judgment Enforcers, who are not
lawyers, are doing is violating
the debt collection act (both the Federal and California versions).
Purchasing judgments is a risky business. Only "pros" deal with this kind of
thing. Amateurs get burned. The pros utilize a small group of attorneys
that specialize in debt collection." What do you say to that?
A: We think your
lawyer could be concerned about the competition.
Judgment Enforcers (JEs) are pros and know the laws. They know
about the (State and Federal) Rosenthal (California
Civil Codes 1788 - 1788.30 and 1812.xxx),
FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act - (PDF links)
here
- and in more detail -
here,
and GLB Acts (U.S.C. § 1692, 6801-6809) and related laws.
Perhaps your lawyer either
does not know much about professional JEs -
or is worried about losing the money you
would have paid the lawyer?
Post judgment lawyers get paid by the hour -
JEs only get paid for success.
(And JEs do hire attorneys when necessary.)
JudgmentBuy partners with,
and refers judgment owners to the best contingency collection attorneys
for free.
Yes, if one does not know the laws and does not know what they
are doing, many things can go wrong, some mistakes could be very
costly. The experts JudgmentBuy refers you to know enough, and have
a track record of showing, they know not to make
mistakes.
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