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1: Proof Of Service Names

The worst time and way to discover a POS naming problem is to have your lawsuit dismissed by the court.

2: The Different Court Types

The four basic types are state, federal, civil, and criminal.

3: Judgment Prices

Most owners of new judgments vastly over-estimate the cash upfront value of their judgment.

4: Suspending A Judgment Debtor's Driver's License

In certain states, when one owns a judgment resulting from a vehicle accident; one can apply with the DMV, to get their debtor's driver's license suspended.

5: How The FDCPA Affects Debts

The FDCPA (The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) was designed to regulate third-party debt collections of past-due consumer debts.

6: Impugned Income

Regular wage levies only reach W2 income from conventional employment.

7: Business Record Subpoenas

The goal of subpoenaed document production requests is to get a copy of the requested documents.

8: Judgment Recovery And Consumer Notices

In some states, before a third-party can release your debtor's private information, they need proof that the debtor was served a "notice to consumer".

9: Subpoena Timelines

A general rule when calculating court deadlines, is to count backwards from the date you want people to appear to answer questions.

10: Commercial Contract Settlements

When one company (or party) owes money to another, negotiating a settlement is usually an option.

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