One of our clients was sued by a creditor, First National Bank, and had a judgment against him. He came to us when his wages were being garnished by the Sheriff’s office to enforce the judgment.
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One of our clients was sued by a creditor, First National Bank, and had a judgment against him. He came to us when his wages were being garnished by the Sheriff’s office to enforce the judgment.
A client came to us with 3 judgments against him for debts owed. Our team got straight to work and started with an account that had a balance of $6,292.72.
A client and her ex-husband’s bank accounts were frozen after being sued for $34,390 from an unfinished contract. We immediately filed an order to show cause to vacate the judgment.
After struggling with $50,000 in debt, a frozen bank account, wage garnishment, and a recently foreclosed home, our client needed immediate help.
A client was facing wage garnishment on a $16,387.70 debt she owed in 2012. At that time, her mother became sick, her business dissolved, and she started struggling financially.
A client was sued for an unpaid balance of $101,528.02 on his credit card. He was never served the documents and had a judgment against him. We filed a motion to vacate the judgment and brought the creditor to negotiation.
A business owner was paying $10,000 daily on payments for $600,000 in merchant cash advance debts. When the debts were sent to Weinstein & Weinstein LLP, we got to work.
A client came to us with a business line of credit that had ballooned to $64,466.49. His income was limited, and the debts became overwhelming.
After a client’s business failed, he came to us with a Kabbage funding loan of $71,667.89. Debt like that can be a tremendous burden on any business.
A client who worked in sales was struggling to overcome his personal loan debt. Between commission-based income and losing his job, the payments were too much.
One of our clients had cosigned on a personal loan so his family member could buy a new motorcycle. Unfortunately, they stopped making payments, and the debt was sent to collections.
A married couple borrowed money for their child’s surgery and ended up with $27,454.93 in personal loan debt. Even though they both had careers, their total debt amount was overwhelming.
A client fell on some hard times and was unable to pay toward his $94,225.87 in student loan debt. When his loans went to Solomon and Solomon, a debt collections law firm, he became a client.
An intensive care nurse entered our program with $110,000 in debt. Her husband lost his job, and the family was living paycheck to paycheck. Her SoFi loans had a growing balance of $77,942.76.
A former police officer had $90,917.79 of student loan debt through Navient, a private lender. When he became a client, we worked as quickly as possible to resolve the debt.
A teacher joined our program with $115,000 total in credit card debt. After losing her job during the pandemic, she couldn’t make payments on her CitiBank credit card with a balance of $11,065.23.
A woman came to us with more than $39,000 in debt. She supported her mother at the time, and her Lowe’s credit card became too much to manage.
After our client’s private education loan, lent by Navient, was sent to Forster & Garbus, a collections agency, she gave us a call. The loan had an original balance of $101,325.92.
A creditor, also known as a lender, is an entity that has lent you money. This could be a bank or other financial institution that gave you credit or directly gave you money. If you fall behind on payments, it’s possible the account will be sent to collections. We work with your creditor, their representative, or their legal team to negotiate a resolution that makes sense for you. Check out the list of common creditors we work with, and if you don’t see yours, give us a call.
As a law firm, we’re held to a high ethical standard. This way, clients can take comfort, knowing their debt is in the best possible hands.
We have an open-door and no-billing policy. That means that as a client, you can call and ask questions without the worry of receiving a bill.
For more than 20 years, our award-winning services have helped thousands of people free themselves from debt.
At Tayne Law Group, we provide services that are unmatched in the industry. For more than 20 years, we’ve helped people resolve their debt so they can get back to everyday living. Our debt relief program is an organized, client-focused process, where you make one monthly payment that goes directly toward your debt.
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