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Take Creditors and Collection Agents to Small Claims Court
This e-book explains how a community member used consumer rights to sue a creditor and win in small claims court. It also outlines the records and proof you should gather before taking action.
Small claims court guidance
The guide focuses on dealing with harassing collection behavior, documenting your case, and understanding the steps involved in suing a creditor or collection agency.
What this e-book covers
There are instances when a collection agent or a creditor keeps you harassing, which can spark a feeling of insecurity. In this e-book, one DebtCC community member narrates how he fought back by taking legal action against one of them in small claims court.
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