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DO NOT THROW AWAY A LETTER FROM OUR OFFICE UNTIL YOU READ AND REVIEW IT.

Please know we only represent people who owe money to a person or company, we do not represent creditors! If you get a letter from our office, and you are not already our client, it is because you have been sued, and we are offering to help defend you, from a lawsuit or a potential garnishment.

We call on you to contact us and make an appointment for a free no-obligation consultation so that you may know your rights, and your legal options as to your ongoing lawsuit proceedings.  Please know your rights are at play and time is of the essence in order to protect your rights.  If you do not act promptly, you may lose your rights by not being able to answer a lawsuit or attend a mandatory hearing. In most instances, you may only have 20 days or less to answer. 

Because our office is a debt relief agency, which by definition attempts to lessen or eliminate the debt of clients who hire the firm, we want to help you if you need legal advise.  One of the ways our office attempts to help our potential clients is to send Florida Bar-approved advertisement letters on a timely basis highlighting our legal services to the South Florida and Miami-Dade County consumers who are affected by a debt lawsuit or garnishment.

Our office regularly scours the tri-county area clerk of court computer listings for filings against debtors who have been sued by creditors for non-payment of goods and services. We send letters to debtors detailing our services for those who may be severely impacted by a lawsuit or more importantly a wage or bank garnishment.  Please do not hesitate to call our office so that we may discuss your course of action and options.

DISCLAIMER: THE FACT THAT WE SEND YOU A LETTER DOES NOT ESTABLISH AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.  THIS BLOG POST IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO THE CONSUMER ONLY.

2020-06-30T20:26:44+00:00 March 11th, 2020|Categories: Bankruptcy, Debt Collection, Wage Garnishment|0 Comments

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