Did You Receive a Letter from Me? Don't Panic.
If you received a letter from Fenters Law Firm, it’s because a lawsuit was recently filed against you in a Pennsylvania court. You aren't being scammed—but you are being targeted by a debt buyer.
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In Pennsylvania, once you are served with a Magisterial District Judge (MDJ) complaint, the clock starts ticking. If you do nothing, the creditor wins by "Default." That means they get everything they asked for—plus court fees—without even having to prove you owe the money.
Here is the good news: I have succesfully defended THOUSANDS of these cases. Meaning thousands of clients have ended up owing the creditors NOTHING.
How do you know I was sued?
I monitor the Pennsylvania court dockets daily. When a company like Midland Credit Management, LVNV Funding, or Portfolio Recovery files a new lawsuit, it becomes public record.
I reached out to you because I saw your name on that list.
My letter was a "heads-up" so you can take action before it's too late.
Let's Get to Work
Have your docket number ready (it’s on the letter I sent). Email it to me or call me and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Debt Defense Myths Busted
Myth: "If I ignore it, it will go away."
Reality: It won't. It will turn into a frozen bank account.
Myth: "I have to pay the full amount to the creditor because I spent the money."
Reality: These 3rd-party debt buyers bought your debt for pennies on the dollar. They often don't have the paperwork to prove they own it legally. We force them to prove it.
Myth: "It's illegal for credit card companies to sell my debt."
Reality: It's completely legal. They can and they do, every single day.
When you opened a credit card, the fine print included a clause allowing the bank to sell the account if you default. They package thousands of accounts into massive electronic spreadsheets and sell them to third-party debt buyers (like Midland, LVNV, or Portfolio Recovery) for pennies on the dollar.