Complaint Review: CACH - G. Reynolds Sims - Troy Michigan

Sims has a reputation for suing on behalf of CACV and CACH, both of Colorado. He does not follow fair practices expected in court procedures, and this is the best way to trip him up. You MUST point these out to the Judge for action. Always be aware of the time limits the court allows in response, the statute of limitations for suing (Michigan is 6 years). Make him produce ALL original documents that validate the debt and EVERY charge added to arrive at the balance he is currently seeking to collect. He will not settle, so don't waste your time trying. You must beat him in court at his own game, which requires attention to detail on your part or he will trip you up. Sims likes to put up a big smoke screen knowing he lacks most of the necessary documentation if you press him in court. His integrity is best defined as fraudulent - The Attorney Discipline Board for Michigan reprimanded Sims for fraud - go to the link at adbmich.org/CES4/default.aspx?sortf=@sysdate&sortd=false&q=@pnumber%3D&q=23255 to view. Bud Hibbs runs a consumer credit web site that will help you with many questions or concerns regarding debt collections. Find him at budhibbs.co and good luck fighting this sleaze ball.

When you say the first court papers?, have you already been sued and a judgement have been placed against you? Without a judgement none of this can happen. this sounds like a very old account, to jump from 5000.00 to almost 10,000.00. SOL are 6 years in Michigan. Close your bank account, cause everytime, you make a deposit, it will be taken. If a default judgement was placed against you, check with legal aid or an attorney to see if you can get it vacated, also see if you can get back into court, on the wage garnish and see if a more reasonable plan can be made. there are some statutory ways for hardship and their only allowed to take so much. With a judgement against you, you can really only do so much. If there is no judgement against you, and these things are happening, you got a real nice payday coming.

When you say the first court papers?, have you already been sued and a judgement have been placed against you? Without a judgement none of this can happen. this sounds like a very old account, to jump from 5000.00 to almost 10,000.00. SOL are 6 years in Michigan. Close your bank account, cause everytime, you make a deposit, it will be taken. If a default judgement was placed against you, check with legal aid or an attorney to see if you can get it vacated, also see if you can get back into court, on the wage garnish and see if a more reasonable plan can be made. there are some statutory ways for hardship and their only allowed to take so much. With a judgement against you, you can really only do so much. If there is no judgement against you, and these things are happening, you got a real nice payday coming.

When you say the first court papers?, have you already been sued and a judgement have been placed against you? Without a judgement none of this can happen. this sounds like a very old account, to jump from 5000.00 to almost 10,000.00. SOL are 6 years in Michigan. Close your bank account, cause everytime, you make a deposit, it will be taken. If a default judgement was placed against you, check with legal aid or an attorney to see if you can get it vacated, also see if you can get back into court, on the wage garnish and see if a more reasonable plan can be made. there are some statutory ways for hardship and their only allowed to take so much. With a judgement against you, you can really only do so much. If there is no judgement against you, and these things are happening, you got a real nice payday coming.

When you say the first court papers?, have you already been sued and a judgement have been placed against you? Without a judgement none of this can happen. this sounds like a very old account, to jump from 5000.00 to almost 10,000.00. SOL are 6 years in Michigan. Close your bank account, cause everytime, you make a deposit, it will be taken. If a default judgement was placed against you, check with legal aid or an attorney to see if you can get it vacated, also see if you can get back into court, on the wage garnish and see if a more reasonable plan can be made. there are some statutory ways for hardship and their only allowed to take so much. With a judgement against you, you can really only do so much. If there is no judgement against you, and these things are happening, you got a real nice payday coming.