Garnishment Archives - Page 6 of 6

Law Firm Waddell Serafino Geary Rechner and Former Judge Jenevein are Back as Rogue Texas Bill Collectors

Y'all back again bill collectin' without a license nor bond in Harris County? Remember the last time you non-suited after our article...

CJMH name 4 lawyers to collect $85k, all of who work for a Law firm who is not registered and bonded to...

Attorney James E. Cuellar has held a Texas Bar license for nearly 40 years. He is unlawfully filing for garnishment before Judge...

Lawyer Robert J Kruckemeyer has held a Texas Bar license for nearly 40 years. He is unlawfully filing for garnishment, and approved...

Writ of Garnishment to Collect $642,750 and $985,146, a total sum of $1,627,896 by a rogue, unlicensed Texas law firm, as receiver.

Jarett LaRochelle is in the debt business and has held a Texas Bar license for nearly 2 decades. He is unlawfully filing...

Texas Attorney Grant Harpold of Buck Keenan LLP Harpold has been registered with the State Bar of Texas since 1998 and is...

Wood is bilingual, eligible to practice from district to appellate to US Supreme Court, but his law firm is not licensed to...

Section 392.101 of the Texas Finance Code prohibits a third-party debt collector or credit bureau from engaging in debt collection in Texas.

Counsel does not separate the Garnishment Petition from Exhibits and Affidavit as Court demands. Are the basic rules exempt for Violators?

Texas lawyer Brian Wade Clark has held a Texas Bar license for over 20 years. He is unlawfully filing for garnishment in...