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The judgment creditor had filed liens on 3 separate properties belonging to client pursuant to a 2013 judgment that was renewed in 2022. Our client was not even aware of any liens until she went to refinance a property in 2025. In a complicated case involving the surviving of recorded liens after the passing of the defendant, we argued that the liens were no longer valid, and the judgment creditor accepted $10,000 to file a Full Satisfaction of Judgment and remove the liens! ( Grant & Weber v. Client Case # CV 13XXX - San Luis Obispo County Superior Court)

From a $37,175.00 LVNV Funding, LLC, that was settled for $26,023.00.

From a $6,708.00 TD Bank USA, that was settled for $4,696.00.

From a $15,287.00 CKS Prime Investments, LLC, that was settled for $6,879.00.

In a collection lawsuit in the amount of $16,507.00 that was DISMISSED! After our attorney fees and costs of $2,163.00, client’s net savings amount was at least $14,344.00 (ODK Capital, LLC vs Client Case No. 25CV4705XX - Santa Clara County)

From a $27,472.00 Velocity Investments, LLC debt, that was settled for $12,000.00.

From a $20,448.00 JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. debt, that was settled for $15,336.00.

From a $7,297.00 Cavalry SPV I LLC debt, that was settled for $3,800.00.

From a judgment against our client in the amount of $8,234.00 that was settled for $3,958.00! After our attorney fees and costs of $900.00, client’s net savings amount was at least $3,376.00. (Midland Credit Management, Inc. vs. Client Case # L25-089XX – Contra Costa County)