Over 5000 Collection Lawsuits Defended
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Sued by Chase Bank?
Many original creditors do not file lawsuits or they sell their accounts to a debt buyer. Chase Bank has historically kept their own accounts and pursued them by filing collection lawsuits.
Chase Bank will rely on witness testimony in a “business record affidavit” when trying to prove their case against you. It is important to fully understand the rules of evidence when attacking these affidavits and any documents attached. If you have recently been served with a Chase Bank lawsuit then you should take action to protect yourself.
What Happens With a Judgment?
Your Bank Account Can Be Frozen and Emptied by Many Judgment Creditors
A Judgment Can Often Cloud Title on Your Homestead Property
A Judgment is Published on your Credit Report as a “Public Record”
With a Judgment, certain property can be sold at auction to pay towards the judgment
Do I Need a Lawyer?
The vast majority of collection lawsuits end up with a judgment against the consumer. This is primarily because the consumer did nothing to protect themselves or they attempted to defend the lawsuit themselves.
Most of our cases are dismissed by the creditor prior to trial or we reach a favorable settlement for our clients depending on the circumstances of their situation.
Our Results with Chase Bank
1) Chase Bank vs. Our Client
CI044132; Brazoria County Court #4
Result: The plaintiff voluntarily dismissed their case prior to trial.
2) Chase Bank vs. Our Client
CV52C0302468; Harris County Justice Court 5-2
Result: We negotiated a confidential settlement
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