Credit Card Fraud leading Client to Accumulate a Debt of $413,000.00
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While this client was away in Pakistan, an unknown party fraudulently opened multiple credit cards accounts and took out various loans under our client’s name. When returning back to the United States 2 years later, he found multiple collection notices, his voicemail was filled to capacity with collection calls, and there was summons and judgments issued which was now on record. Client became horrified at the amount of debt that was accumulated while he was away. Our client is also a senior citizen who did not want to claim fraud for each card that did not belong to him because there were so many he could not differentiate which was his and which was fraud. With the amount of debt, bankruptcy was the best and most logical solution. After showing bankruptcy court that a substantial amount of the debt was fraudulent, bankruptcy court discharged all his debt, relieving him of any and all collections made by fraudulent purchases including his own debt as well. Our firm successfully handled this highly complicated financial matter with our client nest interest at heart.
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