Nelson & Kennard Nelson & Kennard They falsified court documents - lied to the judge - in order to win a judgement on a debt I have with one of the big banks. Sacramento California
They said they served me due process but on court documents the acount of the person they served, my wife, a petite Japanese woman, was "a middle-aged Middle Eastern man 40-50years old" . It is clear that they never had a right to hold the hearing because I was not made aware of the lawsuit. I have since hired a lawyer and had the default judgement vacated. The lawyer telss the trial will be next year but they will settle by then.
What gets me here is that this group of unswcrupulous assholes are manipulating and cheapening our sacred legal process, the finest in the world, to accommodate their own selfish greed. This site and others are full of complaints about them.
If you or someone you know is taken advantage of by these villains please contact me. WE are identifying a class to see if further action is warranted. bart.holladay@gmail.com text to (((REDACTED)))
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Bart
Los Angeles,California,
United States
Two Wrongs Don't Make Right
#4Author of original report
Tue, August 07, 2018
I accept that I fell short of my obligations. Sure, the bank is entitled to file a ripoff report on me ... in fact, they did, with experian, TRW and equifax. And your point is?
Lt. Tragg, the voiceofreason
North Carolina,United States
When U Assume
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, August 07, 2018
Mason, you're assuming this guy is a deadbeat. He may well be, but he also might have an ongoing legitimate disagreement with them over a billing mistake, overcharging, or fees above what his loan agreement specified, etc. The bank or loan servicer maybe was playing games, always arranging for payments to be processed "late" no matter when you send them. Applying payments toward interest only then claiming you're behind on prinicpal payments.
They've done all kinds of things and not just notorious cutthroats like Ocwen, the big banks too. Whatever the issue might be, doesn't excuse these bill collectors from breaking the law and lying to the courts about process service.
Perry Mason
United StatesOf Course...
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, August 07, 2018
Of course, you not paying your bills in the FIRST place was not unscrupulous and has nothing to do with this, right?