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Rusty Hardin and Ass. Files for Writ of Garnishment in Wrong Category. You’re Busted.

Bandit Texas lawyer Ryan Higgins tried to fly under LIT's radar. We'll always catch crooked Texas Law Violators, like y'all.

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CFPB

Out of State Law Firm Lippman Recupero Bonded With The State Of Texas To Lawfully Collect Debts

Obtaining a Surety Bond if You are a Debt Collectin' Law Firm Ain't Hard Texas. Why Are Your Judges Allowing Lawyers to...

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Bankruptcy

Foreign Judgment Filings in Harris County Court on Friday Validate LITs Investigations

LIT compares Bonded Debt Collector and Dallas solo Law Firm of Jack M. Kuykendall with Rogue Debt Collection Law Firm Scheef and...

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Appellate Judges

Alice Bower, Texas Attorney At Law, Offers Debt Settlement Services, Unlawfully

Debt Management or Settlement Services in Texas Require Registration, Licensing and Annual Reporting. Alice Bower is Not Licensed in Texas.

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Debt Collector

Neither Cynthia Tracy, Attorney At Law, Nor Robyn Atkins Are Registered as Debt Collectors in Texas

Cynthia Tracy, Attorney at Law, P.C. is not registered with the Texas Secretary of State, violating Section 392.101 of the Texas Finance...

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Bankers

It’s Lawsuit Number Four for Mr. Geiser Against Harassin’ PHH Mortgage Corporation

The FDCPA was not made for the protection of experts, but for the public. These acts were harassing attempts to collect a...

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Appellate Judges

A Debt Collector or Any Agent Is Legislatively Disbarred from Authoring a Response to a QWR

In the Burkes reply brief to their lawsuit on appeal at the court of appeals for the Fifth Circuit, they show the...

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CFPB

The Lawless ‘Bounty Hunter’

What recourse is available to a consumer for fraudulent or abusive collection practices? Nothing in Texas, they are pro debt collectors.

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Fifth Circuit

A Mortgage Servicer can Violate the Texas Finance Code

A mortgage servicer can violate the Texas Finance Code by asserting legal rights it does not actually have. See McCaig v. Wells...

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