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Being sued by Midland in Wa, need to answer. please help
sasha0378 replied to ×Jen×'s topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
As for the Answer... send me a pm, I will provide a reference to a couple of cases in King County District Court. I wish I had them before I went this path. Ah, a word of advice, don't use the "graded sworn denial" in WA courts hehe Also, a few very important questions for those in community property states like WA: - are you married? - did you incur your debts prior to marriage, if married? - do you have any assets/property separate from your community property, if married? Your wages are community property, too, and are seemed to be exempt from collection on debts incurred prior t -
Being sued by Midland in Wa, need to answer. please help
sasha0378 replied to ×Jen×'s topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
The following is certainly quite new: A debt collector seeking to enforce a written credit card agreement must prove the debtor's assent to the material terms of the agreement... from Unifund CCR, LLC v. Amy Elyse, 382 P.3d 1090, 195 Wn. App. 110 (WA Ct. App. Div. 1 2016) For us mortals: https://www.courts.wa.gov/opinions/pdf/735101.pdf -
Being sued by Midland in Wa, need to answer. please help
sasha0378 replied to ×Jen×'s topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
RCW 19.16.270 Presumption of validity of assignment. In any action brought by licensee to collect the claim of his, her, or its customer, the assignment of the claim to licensee by his, her, or its customer shall be conclusively presumed valid, if the assignment is filed in court with the complaint, unless objection is made thereto by the debtor in a written answer or in writing five days or more prior to trial. In other words, if one simply objects that JDB has a valid assignment, isn't it sufficient to void the assumption? The law doesn't go into specifics as to h -
Answering a lawsuit before default judgment
sasha0378 replied to Nala's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
Though I have had a summary judgment against me reversed in my favor on appeal without an attorney in WA, I now know that going pro se was a mistake. By the way, SOL is not necessary 6 years in WA for credit cards but you need an experienced attorney to argue that for you: We also reject Unifund's argument that Washington's six-year limitations period for accounts receivable applies. Unifund did not argue in district court that Elyse's account was an account receivable governed by RCW 4.16.040(2). Advice: hire an attorney (I can recommend Guy Beckett from Seattle, who I monito -
Hall of fame lawsuit winners....
sasha0378 replied to admin's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
I have a piece of wonderful news for JDB defendants in WA state: Court of Appeals, 1st division, has ruled in favor of defendant, who successfully disputed her ascension to alleged debt and SOL of 3 years for credit cards as being partially oral contract (not 6 years for written contract). I strongly believe that a good deed cannot go unpublished and therefore am attaching the CoA's opinion. I have been monitoring this rare appeal case all the way from the district court (ruled in defendant's favor), reversed in superior court in plaintiff's favor (Unifund, represented by Suttell and Hamm -
Just FYI: Midland Funding ownership
sasha0378 replied to sasha0378's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
As described by the Washington State Supreme Court: Midland Funding purchases defaulted receivables, i.e., consumers’ unpaid financial commitments to credit originators such as banks, credit unions, consumer finance companies, commercial retailers, auto finance companies, and telecommunications companies. Midland Funding has no employees and is merely a holding company for the delinquent accounts it purchases. Midland Credit Management . . . services the defaulted accounts on behalf of Midland Funding. Pursuant to the “Servicing Agreement,” [MCMI] decides how to collect on the defaul -
Been going through some federal court records, just for everyone's information as to who owns what... sometimes not obvious: Midland Defendants’ Corporate Structure The following chart illustrates the relationships between Midland Funding and its parent companies: -Encore Capital Group, Inc. (publicly held corporation) ↓ Owns Midland Credit Management, Inc. (licensed collection agency) ↓ Owns Midland Portfolio Services, Inc. (owns 100% of Midland Funding) ↓ Owns Midland Funding, LLC (debt-buying entity that owns the accounts).
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Suttell & Hammer / Midland - Washington State
sasha0378 replied to KYote's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
Are they no longer located at 10900 108TH AVE NE STE 605 BELLEVUE WA? Has the conversation of your settlement been recorded? Or can they say "thank your for your initial payment... when can we expected the rest of the amount?" -
Winning without the fight
sasha0378 replied to gwheelock915's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
I take it such a refusal letter should be sent CMRRR, should it not?- 18 replies
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Have you tried http://www.legalconsumer.com/bankruptcy/means-testto see whether you qualify for BK7 ? The means test suggests that child support arrears will have to be paid within 5 years. Student loans probably too. Both the obligation decrease your disposable income. The garnished account may be recovered during bankruptcy proceeding. You have to consult with a BK attorney (30-60 min is usually free of charge)
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A funny thing happened on the way to settling...
sasha0378 replied to Goody_Ouchless's topic in Collections
hm, if the fee is limited ($1500, for instance) and has been reached, why would JDB pursue any further? -
Garnishment Summons- how to proceed?
sasha0378 replied to GoingDeep88's topic in Post Judgment Forum
Talk to a NACA attorney. It may be that the law firm suing and garnishing you in violation of FDCPA, then a NACA attorney may have your case on contingency. -
Should I pay this judgment in full or try to settle?
sasha0378 replied to SeattleSlew's topic in Debt Settlement
at this phase of the process, you'll be lucky if you settle for anything less than the full amount. -
Should I pay this judgment in full or try to settle?
sasha0378 replied to SeattleSlew's topic in Debt Settlement
$500 in bank accounts is exempt in WA, if one claims that on a special form, which they are supposed to send to the garnishee, after they got a judgment -
"Do you work for a JDB??"
sasha0378 replied to Harry Seaward's topic in Is There a Lawyer in the House
if it is a community debt, and only one spouse is sued, then the whole case is void just because of that?