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     Two Sessions Court Summons for Debt • Collections Agency Not Registered (Tennessee)

     Thank you for your input! Hopefully this does get seen by someone familiar with Tennessee law specifically. My question arises from the fact that, while their home page states that they are "a law firm concentrating in the area of creditor representation" they also have had to include the...

     • amittaid
     • Post #8
     • Jun 19, 2018
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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     Two Sessions Court Summons for Debt • Collections Agency Not Registered (Tennessee)

     Is this accurate since the attorney is acting as an employee of an unlicensed collections agency which does business (having an independent office) in the State?

     • amittaid
     • Post #6
     • Jun 19, 2018
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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     Two Sessions Court Summons for Debt • Collections Agency Not Registered (Tennessee)

     There are two attorneys listed as part of the contact information for Javitch Block. One of the two is listed on their website as being licensed in Tennessee, but does not appear in a search of the Tennessee Bar Association's database; the other is not listed on their website, but was found in...

     • amittaid
     • Post #4
     • Jun 18, 2018
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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     Two Sessions Court Summons for Debt • Collections Agency Not Registered (Tennessee)

     What is the name of your state? Tennessee This afternoon, I received two separate summons for general sessions court in my county of residence regarding debts; all information on the summons are identical, except account numbers, monetary amounts, and case number (which are sequential). While...

     • amittaid
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     • Jun 18, 2018
     • Replies: 9
     • Forum: Debt Collections