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Debt Lawsuit Attorneys

Who is Fulton Friedman & Gullace LLP?

Fulton Friedman and Gullace is a national debt collection law firm who files thousands of collection lawsuit against consumers.

We have defended hundreds of cases against Fulton Friedman.

If you have been sued or have a judgment from Fulton Friedman and Gullace, contact us now.

What Happens With a Judgment?

Bank Garnishment

Your Bank Account Can Be Frozen and Emptied by Many Judgment Creditors

Judgment Lien

A Judgment Can Often Cloud Title on Your Homestead Property

Credit Report Damage

A Judgment is Published on your Credit Report as a “Public Record”

Property Sold

With a Judgment, certain property can be sold at auction to pay towards the judgment

Do I Need a Lawyer?

Without a Lawyer

Default Judgment

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.

With a Lawyer

Default Judgment

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 Fulton Friedman Gullace LLC

1)Discover Bank vs. Our Client
CV52C0288484; Harris County Justice Court 5-2
Result: Case Dismissed, no money paid to Discover or Fulton Friedman

2) Arrow Financial Services LLC vs. Our Client
09-CCV-040061; Fort Bent County Court #4
Result: Case Dismissed, no money paid to Arrow Financial or Fulton Friedman

3) Midland Funding LLC vs. Our Client
J04030208; Galveston County Justice Court
Result: Case Dismissed, no money paid to Midland or Fulton Friedman

4)Midland Funding vs. Our Client
974362; Harris County Court at Law #2
Result: Case Dismissed, no money paid to Midland or Fulton Friedman Gullace

5) Midland Funding LLC vs. Our Client
983169; Harris County Court at Law #2
Result: Case Dismissed, no money paid to Midland or Fulton Friedman Gullace