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Debt Collector Needed....
I need some help collecting a debt from a boat trailer manufacturer in the Kehma area. Ya'll know of anyone in the business?
Thanks, Matt
Thanks, Matt
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i have a baseball bat and some big friends. how will that do? -
Louie & Vito maybe?Just mind over matter, if you don't mind it don't matter. If it matters you better mind!Comment
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File in small claims court-easy and inexpensive. Anything else will require an attorney and likely will cost more than ya may get. Most small claims courts (JP's offices/county courthouse) will help ya fill out paperwork and filing fee is like $50. If the owing person don't show, you get a default judgement and file it of record and it liens them-may be a while before ya get your $, but likely will someday. If they do show, have your stuff in order and be well prepared to state FACTS and have back-up. First thing I'd do is send a demand letter by certified mail, return receipt-evidences you made a proper demand. Then write down all facts. (leaving out emotional bull) and what they did or didn't do and what you did to try to get what you were owed. If you supplied materials or labor, you prolly could easily file a Mechanic or Materialsman lien on them in courthouse through county clerks office. Just do not do anything silly or illegal.
Debt collectors are a joke in Texas-homestead laws, etc make them just a nuisance only.
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the manufacture wouldn't happen to be driftwood trailers?Comment
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Do what ROBALO said. Sorry to here about your problem.
GEORGE A. BRANARD, COLOR SERGEANT, CO. L, 1 ST TEXAS INFANTRY, HOOD'S TEXAS BRIGADE, C.S.A. : S.C.V.Comment
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