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anyone dealt with Trauner Cohen & Thomas?

Date: Sun, 12/03/2006 12:58
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My wife was served a lawsuit by Trauner in June 2006. We answered denying that we owed anything to their client, CACV. CACV bought my wife's bad debt from Direct Merchants Bank. Five months have passed and we have heard nothing until the other day. They mailed her a motion for summary judgment which we assume they will file with our county court. The letter was not even certified or served by a sheriff the way that the initial suit was served. How do we answer this?




Answered in previous post. KYSIDE38

Sub: #1 posted on Sun, 12/03/2006 - 17:27

KYSIDE38 KYSIDE38

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where's the previous post you refer to?

Sub: #2 posted on Sun, 12/03/2006 - 19:00

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I answered you sorry. In told you to go to Budd Hibbs website. They are listed on his website as one of the worst collection companies. Take a look. KYSIDE38

Sub: #3 posted on Sun, 12/03/2006 - 19:02

KYSIDE38 KYSIDE38

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any idea how to answer this?

Sub: #4 posted on Sun, 12/03/2006 - 20:35

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Im sorry I am not ignoring you. This just puzzles me . I would contact the court and ask what to do. Did you look at Budd Hibbs site? KYSIDE38

Sub: #5 posted on Sun, 12/03/2006 - 20:39

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I have looked at the Bud Hibbs website and others. When we answered the initial suit, we denied their claim. I thought we would get a court date, but never did. That was 6 months ago. Then this letter shows up saying that the are seeking a summary judgment. I need to know what to do next. Do I mail them a letter asking for validation and send a copy to the court?
Does anyone have any recommendations?

Sub: #6 posted on Sun, 12/03/2006 - 21:01

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:twisted:

Sub: #7 posted on Tue, 01/22/2008 - 09:19

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Yes, I have. They are crooked and should be disbarred. In order for you to prove that you answered them, you need to send a certified letter with a required signature to show proof they received it. Plus, keep a copy of the letter for proof. Then visit Bud Hibbs website, he has a letter that you need to type up and send to them to cease all contact with you and also keep copies and mail it certified with a required signature. Then I'm sorry to get a good lawyer!

Sub: #8 posted on Fri, 01/25/2008 - 11:31

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I love lawyers, to hang out with, have a few drinks with... But to the question at hand. As I've stated here before, in any answer to a summons, be sure to have it notorized! Otherwise, the plantiff might claim your answer is a general denial and move for a summary judgment.

Sub: #9 posted on Sun, 01/27/2008 - 00:25

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This same law, trauner cohen and thomas LLP firm did exactly the same thing to me. They claimed that I owe them $4,000.00 from no where. Now they are garnishing my wage at work without proper court order documentation. I advice you that you get a good lawyer and go after them. i WILL FIGHT THEM WITH MY LAST BREATH.

Sub: #10 posted on Fri, 05/08/2009 - 09:38

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