Searching for help with your credit card and other unsecured personal and/or business debts?

The Debt Jurisprudence™ process integrates Federal and State case law, legal principles and statutes with proprietary in-house legal and financial auditing resources to help our clients get out of debt. It is available to consumers and businesses in every State.

Instead of attempting to help our clients by using the same debt relief method for all credit card and other personal and business unsecured accounts, our process is custom tailored for every account included in a client's enrollment. This results in the implementation of an individualized action plan providing the greatest likelihood of achieving a 100% debt reduction for each account by legitimately disputing documented creditor and collection claims for the account. Our success rate in achieving this objective for all new clients since January, 2008 has been extraordinary.

This is not a debt settlement, debt invalidation, debt consolidation, credit counseling, or bankruptcy program, nor do we rely upon tricks, gimmicks, or legal loopholes. Simply stated, we effectively audit, document, dispute and aggressively pursue each and every legitimate accounting, contractual and debt claim irregularity, and violation of Federal or State law, committed by original creditors, debt collectors and credit reporting bureaus. Offenders are held accountable for their actions, including how they charge, collect, maintain records, conduct themselves, and fail to comply with generally accepted accounting practices (GAAP) and the laws created to protect you.

Supported debt categories include bank and store credit cards, signature and student loans, balance transfers, credit lines, overdraft agreements, accounts assigned or sold to debt collectors (including medical expenses) and more!

Click and watch a short movie to learn how we may be able to help you legally and ethically:

• Get out of debt and into a better financial state in 12 to 18 months.
   
• Reduce unsecured consumer and business debts by up to 100%.
   
• Discontinue making monthly consumer account payments.
   
• Stop creditor and debt collector telephone calls, abuse and harassment.
   
• Remove negative comments from your credit reports.
   
• Receive compensation for the violation of your rights committed by creditors, debt collectors and credit reporting bureaus.