Williamsinv
Helena,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, January 04, 2010
I am the co-owner of Williams Investigations. We are a statewide Service of Process and Private Investigation firm in Montana. I have recently had some questions asked about this report, and I would like to set the record straight.
The accuser was served with a Summons and Complaint by our company. The Summons instructed him to call the Plaintiff's law firm within 20 days of receipt of the documents or a default judgment would be issued and he would forfeit his right to dispute. The Complaint explained why the lawsuit was brought about. Filing such documents in the "no date" bin was unwise at best. Out company was then (after the 20 days) hired to garnish funds from the debtor's bank account. Upon receipt of the funds from the bank, we are required by law to send a Notice of Execution Levy to the debtors address. We keep certificates of mailing on file for every Notice of Exectution Levy we send. Montana State Law says that collection by Levy requires a Levying Officer to act as agent to the creditor. Therefore, we do charge (and inform of such charge) a fee for service of the documents. We are also required to receive such funds and forward them on to the creditor after we have held them for 10 business days to allow the debtor to claim any of the funds exempt from seizure.
Williams Investigations followed the law to the letter in this case, and in every case we handle. Our phone number is 406-442-2621. We are located at 1100 Waukesha Ave. Ste. 3B in Helena, Montana, and have offices statewide. If there are any questions or concerns stemming from this "ripoff" accusation, please feel free to call.
Thank You,
Tyler
Williams Investigations