Article – Debt Buyer Lawsuits – What Does An Appeal To Circuit Court Mean?
July 9th, 2010 | by Jose Gonzalez |Most debt buyer lawsuits in Alabama take place in District (or Small Claims) court. The loser can appeal if they are unhappy with the result.
In this article we talk about what this means to you as someone who has been sued by a debt buyer.
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You may also enjoy our short video talking about appeals to Circuit court:
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