Debt Collection Lawsuit: Exploring Mediation and Arbitration for Effective Resolution

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In this video, bankruptcy attorney John Skiba delves into the world of debt collection lawsuits, shedding light on the crucial role of mediation and arbitration in achieving effective resolutions. Discover how these alternative dispute resolution methods can help both creditors and debtors navigate the legal landscape with fairness and efficiency.

Whether you find yourself as a creditor looking to recover funds or a debtor seeking to resolve financial obligations, understanding the advantages of mediation and arbitration is absolutely crucial. This video equips you with practical strategies and a deeper understanding of these alternative dispute resolution methods, enabling you to navigate debt collection lawsuits successfully. Watch now!

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MORE ABOUT JOHN SKIBA
John Skiba is a bankruptcy & consumer protection attorney in the state of Arizona.

John helps clients with chapter 7 bankruptcy & chapter 13 bankruptcy for Arizona residents.

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John offers informational products and strategies for consumers facing serious debt problems – particularly those being sued by junk debt buyers like Midland Funding, Portfolio Recovery Associates, Cavalry SPV, and many more.

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KEY MOMENTS

0:00 Introduction On Debt Collection Lawsuit: Exploring Mediation and Arbitration for Effective Resolution
0:29 Debt Collection Lawsuits
0:35 Difference Between Mediation and Arbitration
1:02 What is Mediation?
2:00 Benefits of Mediation
2:42 Private Mediator
3:23 What is Arbitration?
3:32 Compulsory Arbitration
5:31 Private Arbitration
6:02 Hiring An Arbitrator
7:17 Final Thoughts

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MORE ABOUT JOHN SKIBA
John Skiba is a bankruptcy & consumer protection attorney in the state of Arizona.

John helps clients with chapter 7 bankruptcy & chapter 13 bankruptcy for Arizona residents.

???????????????????? ARIZONA RESIDENTS ONLY: If you live in the state of Arizona and need help with a junk debt buyer lawsuit or need to file bankruptcy I can help you directly.

???????? Talk to John now! https://go.consumerwarrior.com/call-now
???????? Book an appointment to speak with John https://go.consumerwarrior.com/call-now

John offers informational products and strategies for consumers facing serious debt problems – particularly those being sued by junk debt buyers like Midland Funding, Portfolio Recovery Associates, Cavalry SPV, and many more.

???Forms, Templates and Video Tutorials can be found at ???????????? http://consumer-warrior-project.thinkific.com/

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Comments

Solid Fixes says:

I have an urgent question for you! I got a bank to agree to settle my loan which has a balance of $52,000 for an amount of $25,000. I asked the bank to write me a letter saying what we discussed on the phone and the language is as follows:
"As of today, the payoff on the above loan is $52,000. Per our telephone conversation today, The bank will accept a settlement of $25,000 on the above loan. Funds must be received by 5:00 PM on July 24th in the form of certified funds and be delivered to any bank branch. If funds are not received by this date, the proposed settlement will no longer be valid and the account will be sent to collections."

I am scared that even if I give a cashiers check for $25,000, the bank will continue to pursue full payment. Is the language above appropriate enough to protect me? Please help!

Lovie Brownlow says:

why would a judge deny your right to compel arbitration when the original contract clearly states that one or both parties can elect arbitration??

EDGAR CASTILLO says:

Thank So much Sir! For what you do. I just had my court day las Friday .Since I did and followed all your advice LLC Funding couldn’t get my pay check. Thank so much and god blessed you. You are the best LAWYER!

Mark Emmett says:

Congrats on your weight loss!

The Kid's World says:

I need advise. I was making 200 payment on an agreed law suit and after 2 years of payment i lost my job and miss 3 month payment i do contact wellsfargo to let them know what going on and they put stop payment 3 month later got a call from my lawyer to file bankcrupcy and i said no that i need to talk to the creditor laywer that i lost my job as soon i got new job i will continue making payment do u think this will work? I already call them and they said the only way to talk to me is to drop my lawyet then they can relate the account to me what do u think?

DA says:

You're the best John!

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