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This is the start of MY story to address, defend and clean up my outstanding debt. 

I have been sued by one of the major law firms that represent both JDB and OC in TEXAS.

The  firm operates in other states besides Texas, so their strategy may be the same outside of Texas.  MY accounts in collections with a variety of collectors,  have  account totals ranging from $2k up to $14k.  I will post the status of my defense actions and results as they progress. I am not working presently and hope the employment situation will  change soon, as a result I have time to research and defend myself. 

First case has been filed and I was personally served.  I answered the complaint with information provided on this great forum.  I believe this forum  is monitored by collectors so I will be careful and may or may not change location and dates of the process.  I have not retained counsel and plan on defending myself all the way.  I believe I am judgement proof presently because I have no wages to garnish or bank accounts to levy. But if I do get a job, that situation may change.

Here is the most important thing I have learned to date: Beginning  last year  most courts in the US have allowed lawsuits to be filed on-line through the e-file system.  This has made it extremely easy for Plaintiffs (the debt holders) to file suit against  YOU & ME. They do not have to go to the court records  Department to file claims against you. The courts like this because the budgets of the courts get the increase revenue from the filing fees.  It is a lot easier for a court clerk to handle  filings on-line then actually  record the filing in person.  Curiously I have not heard anything about this fact going on in our Court System.  This is a lot of money flowing into the local governments. You can see this for your self by going to large counties that have there court records online.  The  filing attorneys have a standard template they use where they put your name, account number and amount of the debt. They file as many as 10 or more a day.   There are courts that handle hundreds of flings a day, some charge $300  each to file, you do the MATH. This to ME is a revelation that will have unknown consequences on the public.  

Now going forward, We the public need to use this new filing systems to our advantage when possible, and that is what I am going to do and relay to the forum.

Continued......

 

 


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