A judgment against our client in the amount of $31,000.00 was the result of identity theft; our client was not at fault. We were able to provide ample proof of our claim, and as a result, opposing counsel agreed to set aside the judgment! Our client owes nothing to the creditor! (Ford Motor Credit v. Client, Alameda County Superior Court Case #VG094718XX)

Our client is a judgment debtor where the judgment creditor renewed its judgment in the amount of $1,043,087.06. We filed a motion to vacate the renewal arguing that the mistake made on the previous renewal of judgment could not be fixed and that the judgment amount should only be $550,385.50. The Judgment creditor opposed our motion, to which we filed a reply. The Court took our motion under consideration and after weeks of deliberation, the Court agreed with us, saving our client $492,701.56! Nearly half a million dollars saved by our firm! (Individual v. Client, Alameda County Superior Court Case #CH1954XX)

A judgment against our client in the amount of $535,175.56 was settled for $375,000.00, saving our client over $160,000.00! Another huge result! (Madison 65 Co. v. Client, Los Angeles County Superior Court Case #BS1440XX)

A lawsuit in the amount of $166,617.02 was dismissed entirely! Saving our client 100% of the debt! (Shenandoah Funding Trust vs Client. Case No. 19BBCV003XX – Los Angeles County)

A huge judgment against our client in the amount of $425,052.00 was settled for just $141,684.00, saving our client over $283,000.00! A huge reduction! (Northstar Education Finance v. Client, Orange County Superior Court Case #30-2011-004788XX)

Two lawsuits totaling in the amount of $112,333.65 was dismissed entirely pre-trial! Saving our client 100% of the debt! (National Collegiate Student Loan Trust vs Client. Case No. 37-2017-000382XX-CU-CL-CTL & National Collegiate Student Loan Trust vs Client. Case No. 37-2017-000377XX-CU-CL-CTL – San Diego County)