In my scenario (I'm in Arizona): 1. I received a dunning letter from a debt collector 2. I disputed the information and demanded a cease and desist. 3. I talked to the bank (on the phone) and they said they assigned the alleged obligation to another company. 4. Today I was served a summons and complaint. The plaintiff is the bank, however the attorney representing the bank is the debt collector. My question is, can I get this dismissed on the basis of an improper party (Plaintiff) in the suit?
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2 More Cases Dismissed $1,300.35 and $4,100.13 - the process is betting debt collectors in court. thecreditrepairshop.lpages.co/debt-collector-defen…
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