Lesser & Jordan
Credit & Debt Services in Richardson, TX
When you're working with someone who refuses to follow the law, despite your finest efforts to work out a fair solution outside of court, I can step in with the legal muscle you need. I can file suit in state or federal court to get you fair compensation under the law. In most cases you do not have to worry about high legal fees. I take almost all of my cases on a contingency fee basis, and in most consumer cases, the defendant must pay your legal fees when you win. I've posted detailed fee information on my About My Fees page so you will know how my fees are calculated and paid before you ever contact me.
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read morePresented at the 9th Annual Advanced Consumer & Commercial Law Course, Houston, TX (2013). Co-author, "Lis Pendens Notices: Recording, Indexing, Etc." Co-author Randall K. Price presented this paper at the 2006 National CLE Conference in Snowmass, CO. Co-author, "The Motion in Limine in Bankruptcy Practice." Co-author Perry J. Cockerell published this in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, March 1, 2005. Craig Zimmerman has been a practicing attorney for over 17 years. He is admitted to practice law in New York, New Jersey, and California but maintains an of-counsel relationship with attorneys in all states in which his firm accept clients.
Credit Reporting
read moreAre you not getting the credit you deserve? Are there errors on your credit report that are keeping you from getting approved for a new car or house? Is one of your creditors reporting false information about you? Is the credit bureau mixing someone else's credit files with yours because that person's name or social security number is similar to yours? Has your privacy been violated? Has someone accessed your credit report without your permission? I've posted detailed step by step instructions for clearing errors from your credit report.
Bankruptcy
read moreBankruptcy is a set of federal laws designed to help those in debt. There are two types of bankruptcies, liquidation and reorganization. Chapter 7 is a liquidation bankruptcy while Chapters 9, 11, 12, and 13 are reorganization bankruptcies. The goal of a reorganization bankruptcy is protect your exempt assets while you liquidate your unsecured debt. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is also known as a "fresh start" bankruptcy. Reorganization bankruptcies allow you to keep your assets while providing for a court - approved repayment plan to your creditors.
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