Archive for the ‘ Bad Debt Collection info floating around the ‘Net ’ Category

Debtor’s prison and other myths designed to hurt the debt collection industry

Gary Nitzkin March 18th, 2011 1 Comment

Despite what the media may say, there is no such thing as Debtor’s prison.

In G-d, we trust and thank G-d for trusts to keep the creditors away from our assets.

Gary Nitzkin August 6th, 2008 Comments Off on In G-d, we trust and thank G-d for trusts to keep the creditors away from our assets.

My good friend and colleague, Howard Young works for the dark side. He is an asset protection planning attorney. Recently, he spoke at the Institute of Continuing Legal Education Seminar on Debt Collection. He said that he represents wealthy individuals and that if he does his job right, we will collect nothing from his clients. […]

When good people give bad advise…be careful

Gary Nitzkin June 25th, 2008 Comments Off on When good people give bad advise…be careful

I just saw a fairly recent post from a “The Credit InfoCenter Blog.” It was arrogantly entitled “Now I’m Giving Advice to Consumer Attorneys.” To me, this post highlighted why a consumer ought not to seek legal advice from someone who is not an attorney. In this person’s post, she suggests that a debt should […]

Classic Mythical defenses to debt collection

Gary Nitzkin December 29th, 2007 Comments Off on Classic Mythical defenses to debt collection

My fellow blogger and debt collection attorney, Michael Herrin, recently wrote a blog entry about bogus defenses to debt collection. His blog entry can be found here. He has come across the following defenses from debtors who believe that these defenses are good. He and I have both heard debtors attempt to use these defenses. […]