I did a search for Wolpoff & Abramson "Atty's at Law" and I found thru the few posts that they are hard to deal with. That there is no help with them. Are you kidding me, what makes them so different? Out of all of the CA's that are out there, is this one the worst one? Meaning I cant validate, dispute, challenge, etc. with them? I found the posts to be discouraging. There is a judgement that I want off and they are being paid on a regular basis. But my take is this, they are being paid via CCCS (that is a whole 'nother issue) and I want to stop and pay them directly. BUT, I want something out of the deal such as the removal of negative tradlines and judgement. What is the best way to do this? DellaAnn
If it has been reduced to a judgment, all they need do is keep sending you the court order granting the judgment.
Sending me the court order? Not sure I follow. All they are sending is a balance invoice of what is being paid and what is left. They have even included their fees. What is their history? When I start challenging them, I dont want to tuck my tail and run. Has anyone dealt with them and gotten results? Della
DellaAnn, Are you using the right terms? A judgment means, they have successfully sued you in court and a judge has ordered you to pay a certain amount. There is no more need to validate. They can take all steps to collect that the law in your state allows.
Well if you want removal of this negative tradeline I will tell you right now you won't get it from them. Why? Because they have a judgement against you. That means that they have no reason at all to negotiate with you. You are ordered by the court to pay these people and that's it. Your only other option would be to try to dispute the judgement directly with the CRA's. You may get lucky and get a deletion that way. One thing to do before you dispute with the CRA's. Get the addresd that you resided at when the judgement was entered deleted from your credit report. If you do that then you have a better chance that they won't be able to match you to the judgement and you may (slim, very slim) get a deletion.
Re: Come'on now! Wolpoff & Abramson Yes, there was a judgement granted per the pubic records section of the credit report. There had been no contact and I decided to pay them via Consumer Credit Counseling. They are being paid on a regular basis, but I want to stop using CCCS to pay and negotiate terms and pay on my own. We were never served, nothing was signed for, we never even knew that there was a judgement until the report was pulled. Della
Re: Come'on now! Wolpoff & Abramson You need to file a motion to vacate this judgment based on improper/failure of service. Is this collection agency in located in your state? Where was this case filed? was it in the court that covers your district or county? If not, they not only have provided you with excellent reasons to have this judgment vacated, but they have also violated the law. If this was filed in your county or district, go to the courthouse and look up the case, find out how they attempted to serve you.
