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Win In Court Every Time
Win In Court Every Time
Win In Court Every Time
Ebook197 pages2 hours

Win In Court Every Time

By charles fisher

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Are you being chased or sued by a debt collector over a credit card debt  and wish to represent yourself in court? Here is all the information you will need to be successful. Following these guidelines may even put a check in YOUR pocket instead of theirs. Collection law firms rely on your lack of knowledge, and hope you won't even answer the lawsuit, which happens 95% of the time. Debt buyers are even worse. Fight back and win!

LanguageEnglish
Publishercharles fisher
Release dateJan 7, 2016
ISBN9781524244453
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