Midland Funding LLC – How do you deal with this collection agency?

If you have received a summon from Midland Funding, then you should give a reply to it. You need to answer the summons correctly. In this respect, you can consult an attorney. An experienced attorney can help you draft the reply correctly.

I have a question if any one can tell me the laws in Florida. Midland is taking my father to court and want the balance of 6,100.00 plus interest 1,282.00 they have charge over the last 3 years on the account. And 6% yearly on the judgment. Can they charge interest on the 6,100.00?

Also, I look on thier site and I am trying to find out exactly how much they pay for an accout. Is it 3 cent on the dollar? And where and how can I find this to print it out for court?

Have your father been served with summons? Are you sure that a case has been registered against him? Check whether any judgment order has been issued against your father. You should check that first from the county court clerk office. If your father really owes the debt and has defaulted on it, then yes, they can charge interest on the debt.

If a case has really been filed against your father, then I would suggest you to consult a consumer attorney. The attorney can help your father deal with the legal issues in a better way. You can also try to settle the debt out of court. The settlement amount will depend on the debt amount and negotiation skills.

i made a deal to pay midland i paid over 600.00 dollars they said they would not garnish my wages guess what they did and they kept my other money how is this possible i dont have to go down the street to get robbed these people can do it legally

Your query is not clear to me. Have Midland garnished your wages in spite of making payments to them? If yes, then you should check whether or not a judgment order has been passed against you by the court. Midland can't garnish your wages without securing a judgment order. If a judgment order has been passed, then you can get legal help regarding this issue. You should retain all the copies of your payment receipts, agreement letter (if you have any) with you also. You can use them to prove that Midland has breached contract.

I have just received a Notice Of Disclosure Hearing (small Claims) by Midland Funding LLC for the amount of 634.37 Back on Jan 6, 2009 a small claims judgement was issued against me for 634.37 plus cost. Supposebly This is for a dell Computer they say i did not pay for. I did pay for this computer!!!! I do not have receipt because it was some time ago that I purchased this computer!!!! Now I receive another paper from the State of Maine District Court in Augusta saying I must appear june 9th for the same thing or I may be arrested what can I do to solve this problem?

I was summoned by midland funding llc stating that i was being sued over a credit card debt that i owed 2 years ago...i was ordered to file an answer @ the clerk of court office being that i was scared i took it upon myself to call the Eaton Group Attorneys which was listed on the summon to explain to them that i could not afford to pay the debt because i recieve disability he told me that i had to pay something because i still owed the debt so i told them which was a big mistake that i could try to pay $20.00 mthly they agreed to it... being that i didnt know what to do next i went to the court house and filed my answer agreeing that owed the debt....i then later called the Eaton Group Attorneys to inform them that i had filed my answer they told me that it was no need to do that since i already agreed to pay the debt they later sent me a letter stating that i owe 139 payments of $20.00 which is way too much when i only owed $1,451.97 so just a few days ago i recieved a letter stating that im involved in a class action lawsuit against midland because they use false accusations toward people into getting them to pay their debt...so my question is do you think i should continue to pay them money for a debt that i'm quite sure is @ the credit bureau? will they be able to garnish my disability check if i stop paying?

i am being sued by midland llc. and it's to my understanding that if a credit collector buy's a old debt from another debt collector,that makes them a 3rd part collector.i live in arizona and it's to my understanding a 3rd part collector has no right to try and collect,it that true ?

I was just called about a summons for a court date on a deliquent credit card I had while I was married. We divorced and I had no income. I am now on Disability and have very little to live on. What is my recourse considering this matter. Help!

I wanted to see what my options are in regards to a situation with a Midland Funding LLC who has hired Fulton Friedman & Gullace LLP who filed a wage garnishment. I actually agreed to a payment option but when I told them I wouldn't be able to make the initial payment until the following month, Hans Aguilar the paralegal for the firm told me the deal was off. I wanted to see what I can do to stop the wage garnishments. I tried to talk to three people at Fulton Friedman and Gullace LLP but I was told on they couldn't do anything for me, it was my fault.

I received a summons from Midland Funding LLC for $863.00. I had never heard of this company before and knew nothing of this debt. I contacted the attorney for the plantiff and told him this was not my debt. He told me that I had been sent out a letter more than thirty days ago and they were not required to show me proof of anything. I followed the advice of people on this site and other sites and sent a certified debt validation letter to the attornies, Midland Funding, and the court. I was really scared for my court date but it was this morning and guess what? Case dismissed! They did not even show up in court.I was devastated when I received the summons and thought for sure I would be garnished for something that wasn't even mine. The best advice I can give is to do research on the company, on the alleged debt you owe, etc. Write a certified letter of validation. Always show up in court. Of course it is morally right for a person to pay their debts. If the debt is truly yours, try to work something out with the creditor. They will see that something is better than nothing. If it is not yours, don't give up the fight. I was shocked when I did research on Midland Funding and discovered how many bogus lawsuits they actually file. Lawsuits are very scary and unpleasant either way. I was in tears on my way to court. I feel vindicated now though.

These people are something else, they are doing the same thing to me, garnished my payroll check, thanks for the heads up, i will clean out my accounts in the morning...

Midland garnished my entire retirement check and $13,000.00 of my savings and most of that was retirement money and the bank and or midland will not release it. California. I thought the only company that could garnish retirement was irs

Check whether or not the collection agency has secured a judgment order against you from the court. There are some retirement accounts which are exempted from garnishment. These are 401(k) account, 403(b) accounts, etc. To get more details on this issue, visit the following page:
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com...bout17025.html