Complaint Review: Andrew Nimtz

I recently received an unfilled 'lawsuit' from Andrew Nimtz from NSF Collectors, Inc., for Complete Family Care.

The complaint claimed that I owed $100 for services rendered in late 2007 that my insurance provider at the time, refused to pay for some reason. Complete Family Care, P.C. never advised me of this and if they did, I would have called the insurance provider and would likely have been paid and if not, I would have paid it - it's not much...

After speaking with Andrew Nimtz from The Law Office of Andrew Nimtz he advised me that they made an attempt by sending letters to an address I didn't recide at. In addition, nothing ever was reported on my credit, if it was - you can bet I would have jumped on the debt.

Instead, Andrew is using a common bullying tactic in attempt to make a quick, chunk of change on something he put obviouslly little effort in. If his skip tracer knew what he was doing, they could easily find out where I lived as it's plastered all over the internet and a simple 'Google search,' would have done the trick.

After further research, I also learned that Mr. Andrew Nimtz has a criminal record and was suspended for quite some time, in fact I am surprised he wasn't disbarred.

Source: cobar.org/tcl/tcl_articles.cfm?articleid=8296

No. 13PDJ056. People v. Nimtz. 07/22/2013. Attorney Suspended.

The PDJ approved a conditional admission of misconduct submitted by the parties and suspended Andrew Steven Nimtz, attorney registration number 30081, from the practice of law for one year and one day, with sixty days to be served and the remainder to be stayed pending completion of a one-year period of probation with conditions. The suspension was effective August 1, 2013.

Nimtz represented a client whom Nimtz knew to be prohibited from obtaining a license to operate a medical marijuana dispensary due to a pending tax lien. For his client to continue operating the dispensary, Nimtz applied for the license in his own name, even though the client, not Nimtz, owned the dispensary in question. The State of Colorado granted Nimtz a license. After a police search of the dispensary, Nimtz was charged in Adams County with two class 4 felonies. On July 26, 2012, he pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana, a class 1 misdemeanor. Nimtz was sentenced to serve one year of probation, to pay fines and costs, and to complete forty hours of public service. His probation terminated early on January 9, 2013. Nimtz’s misconduct constituted grounds for the imposition of discipline pursuant to CRCP 251.5, and violated Colo. RPC 1.2(d), 4.1(a), and 8.4(b).

At this point I am challenging Mr. Nimtz and Complete Family Care P.C., in Northglenn, CO in court and will update this report with the outcome.

Consumers need to learn that they can stand up against bullying attorneys like Mr. Nimtz.