Author name: Greg Anjewierden

Greg Anjewierden is a lawyer and the founder of Debtbrief. He worked for years as a debt collection attorney and after seeing first hand the effect debt collection had on people, decided to start Debtbrief to give debtors the tools they need to defend themselves in court.

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How Do I File a Document With the Court in My Debt Collection Case?

If you’ve been sued for a debt, you’ve probably heard someone say or read that you have to file a response to the summons and complaint. You also probably have no idea how to do that. That’s why we’re here. Just follow this guide and you’ll know exactly how to file any document in court,

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How a Defendant Serves Legal Documents in a Debt Collection Case

So you’ve been sued by a debt collector, and you don’t know what to do next. The summons says you need to respond to the summons and complaint, then file your response with the court and serve it on the attorney suing you. But what does that mean? A process server served you with the

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Common Affirmative Defenses to Use in a Debt Collection Case

Defending yourself in a debt collection case against a payday lender, landlord or payday lender can feel like you are a single pawn in a game of chess. This post will give you some defensive tools that just might thwart your creditor’s efforts and help you win your case. The key tools are known as

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Don’t Make This Common Mistake in Your Debt Collection Case

If you’ve been sued for a debt and receive a summons, the first thing you must do is file with the court an answer to the summons and complaint. Your answer should respond to the allegations. Maybe you admit some of the allegations but deny others. Let’s assume you don’t owe the debt and you’ve

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New Referendum to Eliminate Underhanded Predatory Debt Collection Tactics

There’s an interesting new effort out of Arizona to introduce a citizen’s referendum on the ballot to eliminate certain underhanded predatory debt collection tactics. The movement is spearheaded by a group called Healthcare Rising Arizona and their information can be found at www.healthcarerisingaz.org. They bill their efforts as a fight for the rights and protections

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