Using The Counter Affidavit To Defend The Collection Lawsuit
Using The Counter Affidavit To Defend The Collection Lawsuit
Includes Full Length Instructional Video
Here, Brian uses his recent defense of a UHG lawsuit to emphasize the need to use the Counter Affidavit that is created from the defective documents and pleadings of the debt collector. Once you have the Counter Affidavit done, you have most of the case done. It is always there for you for defense of your case or in suing the debt collector in a counter claim.
Documents and templates included with this video:
- Word UHG Answer and Affirmative Defenses vs UHG
- Word Template UHG I Affidavit
- UGH Lawsuit
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