Spontaneous pre-mediation case on Darryl Osawa vs. Sarah Kawailima.

Outstanding job by Gayle Nathan and Edward Miley along with Judge Vincent Ochoa.

These parents negotiated like adults and put the best interest of the children first with attorneys that put children over profit and revenge.

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Tired of debt?
Can’t keep up with your monthly instalments?
Can’t cope with making ends meet?

Debt can get you feeling down, frustrated and scared. We often feel like there is no hope, or that things are just getting worse. Debt counselling may be the solution for you.

What is Debt Counselling?
Debt counselling is a debt relief measure, which is regulated by the National Credit Regulator and by the NCA. The debt counsellor will negotiate with your credit providers for a lowered instalment, interest rate, and an extended period over which the debt is to be paid. The debt counselling team will assist you with amending your budget and monthly expenditures so that you will be able to afford to live with ease and still maintain stable debt repayments.

Who can apply?
The answer is simple; anyone that has financial problems can apply for debt review. Your application will be assessed and if you are found to be over indebted, our team will proceed with the application and help you.

What do we need?
We need the following documentation:
– Proof of residence,
– Three latest payslips,
– Your marriage certificate,
– Copies of your ID and your spouse’s ID (if you are married),
– A copy of your latest bank statement.

This process is 100% confidential. We will not tell your friends, employers, or anyone else that you are under debt review.
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A detailed overview of being sued by a debt collector (debt buyer) in small claims or district court

Consumer Protection Attorney John G. Watts answers your questions about what happens when you are sued by a debt collector in district or small claims court in Alabama.

We talk about the following:

**Collection court lawsuit (complaint)
**Being served
**Advertisement letters from bankruptcy lawyers and non lawyer “mediation firm” of Ferry & Nicholas
**Time limits to answer a small claims and district court lawsuit
**How to file an answer
**When you get a trial date notice
**What to do BEFORE you go to trial
**What happens in trial
**What happens after trial if you win or lose
**Why you may have the right to sue the debt collector for false credit reporting and other violations of the law after you beat the collector in the collection trial

We hope you enjoy this video and feel free to share or comment below thanks!

John G. Watts
205-879-2447
Watts & Herring, LLC
Birmingham and Madison Alabama offices (Serving clients in all parts of Alabama)

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