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We wanted to know how to negotiate debt settlement with creditors and debt collectors, so we asked a lawyer, John Skiba:
0:00 Intro
0:46 Don’t threaten bankruptcy unless you actually mean it
1:28 Give them reasons to accept your debt settlement offer, such as hardship
2:20 Tell them about any other debts you have
2:45 Be prepared for a counteroffer
2:54 Make a fair offer
4:34 Negotiate with the opposing attorney
If you want to settle your debt, making empty bankruptcy threats isn’t the best move. Instead, illustrate your financial hardship and other obligations, such as tax debts or child support, which can affect a creditor’s ability to collect.
Make a realistic offer, and be prepared to receive a counteroffer.
BOUT: John Skiba has 21 years of experience in consumer bankruptcy and debt defense. He runs the @Consumer_Warrior YouTube channel and owns Arizona Consumer Law Group, PLLC: https://skibalaw.com/
I received a settlement offer at 50% from the law firm representing the creditor. Do they typically take less than this offer. I’m approximately 1month away from our 2nd hearing. They have only given me 1 week to make a decision on this offer but, I only have 42% of the debt in cash. Do they take less?
This video was extremely helpful thank you!
Fake video doesn't even address the topic of the title. Shame on them.
Don't feed them with fiat currency used bill of exchange if a creditor phone ask them ,I need a contract contract is null and void if one is not signed in the first place????????????????????????tell them this and tell them they are????????? s ????????????????
Retired and on social security or disability consideration should be given to Helps nonprofit law firm. They post on YouTube and will tell you your judgment prof and don’t need debt settlement or bankruptcy.
Thank you for this video.????
Not helpful at all…
I have a debt collection that I've been paying for years, but for the past few months, I haven't been able to make payments, and they haven't contacted me? I don't know the exact amount I owe and they haven't provided all the information I have asked for. Should I contact them to make a settlement agreement even though I don't know the exact amount?
Do not let these people bamboozle you. Check their trust pilot reviews they are notorious for not filing paperwork with the courts and sending their clients into judgment default.
DO NOT use Solosuit. They sent my file to the wrong court and filed my case on the wrong document causing my case to be rejected. They have no CLUE what they are doing Save your money
DO NOT use Solosuit. They sent my file to the wrong court and filed my case on the wrong document causing my case to be rejected. They have no CLUE what they are doing Save your money
DO NOT use Solosuit. They sent my file to the wrong court and filed my case on the wrong document causing my case to be rejected. They have no CLUE what they are doing Save your money
Good morning, I was given a summons to appear in court January 16 on a credit card debt with Discover in the amount of$4779.. I agreed to a monthly payment of $273. I can't afford to pay, Discover wouldn't go any lower I am in my 70S and on social security. The question is should I call the attorneys office and ask to lower monthly payments or wait until my summons hearing?
I got what I needed from your video thank you.
You need a bit more facts ! There is no contract or claimant ! I eat lawyers and any collectors ????
Dealing with Gurstel law they haven't sent me an email saying how much we settled. Will have them recorded is good enough? They are telling me after I send my payment, they'll send me something. Im nervous since a judgment is pending in a few days. So im jusy playing with days and getting it settle before that time frame.
Hi I have 3 credit cards that’s were maxed out the creditors closed my accounts due to not making minimum payment my question if I settle for like 50 to 70 percent and agree to pay can they still come back and try to get the rest???
So? Wasn't this supposed to tell you how you can negotiate your own debt? I didn't gain any knowledge about how to approach my creditors on my own.