If you've been sued by one of these companies, you may have strong legal defenses. Most debt buyers lack the documentation to prove their case.
If you recognize any of these names from a lawsuit or collection notice, keep reading.
When your original creditor (like a credit card company) sells your debt, the debt buyer receives limited paperwork. They rarely get your original signed contract, complete payment history, or proper chain of custody documents.
Under federal law (FDCPA) and state consumer protection laws, you can demand that debt buyers prove they own your debt and that the amount claimed is accurate. If they can't provide this proof, their lawsuit may fail.
If you've been served with a lawsuit, you typically have 20-30 days to respond (varies by state). Missing this deadline can result in a default judgment against you. Act quickly to protect your rights.
Debt buyers must prove they legally own your debt through a complete chain of title. Most can't produce these documents.
They need the original contract, account statements, and assignment records. These are often incomplete or missing entirely.
Force them to itemize every charge, fee, and interest calculation. Inflated amounts are common and often indefensible.
Our 46-letter validation kit gives you the tools to demand proof, challenge documentation, and expose weaknesses in debt buyer claims. Each letter targets a specific legal requirement they must meet.
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Legal Disclaimer: This is not legal advice. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal representation. These are template letters based on your rights under federal law. If you need legal advice or representation, please consult a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction. Results may vary based on individual circumstances.
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