Corpus Christi Credit Card Lawsuit?

1) Discover Bank vs. My Client;
Nueces County Court #1; Case No. 2011CCV600651
Firm: Regent & Associates
Result: Dismissed by Plaintiff prior to trial.

2) Citibank (South Dakota), N.A. vs. My Client;
Nueces County Court #1; Case No. 0962326000
Firm: Allen L. Adkins & Associates, PC
Result: Settled prior to trial.

3) FIA Card Services, N.A. vs. My Client;
Nueces County Court #4; Case No. 2011CCV625094
Firm: Edward T. Burke & Associates, PC
Result: Dismissed by Plaintiff prior to trial.

4) National Collegiate Student Loan vs. My Client;
Nueces County 148th District Court, Case No. 2011DCV6327E
Plaintiff’s Law Firm: Regent & Associates
Result: Verdict for the Defendant at trial. No debt owed.

5)Midland Funding LLC vs. My Client;
Nueces County Justice Court 2-1, Case No. 2012CV00150JP21
Plaintiff’s Law Firm: Fulton, Friedman & Gullace, LLP
Result: Dismissed by Plaintiff prior to trial.

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1  The process of hiring us is simple and can be done remotely. We only charge FLAT FEES for debt lawsuit defense in Corpus Christi.  We do not charge hourly rates.  There are no unexpected surprises with the fee.  We can work out an affordable monthly payment plan as listed on our fee page.  There are no contingencies with the fee.  The fee is fixed and will be clearly explained to you.

2  Once we are hired, we will prepare and file your answer with the Court to prevent a default judgment from being signed. We will list all important defenses and ensure that the documents are served on opposing counsel. We will appear for you at any Court hearings so you do not have to and handle any motions that are filed.  You will most likely never have to appear in Court.

3  The vast majority of our credit card lawsuits in Corpus Christi that we fight are either dismissed by the creditor or settled for a discount.  The resolution of your case depends on a variety of factors including: The Court; The Creditor, The Creditor Attorney/Law Firm, and the Documents that the Plaintiff is prepared to show the Court at trial.