Hunt and Henriques

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I have had more and more clients call me about Hunt and Henriques.

Hunt and Henriques are one the biggest debt collectors for Citi in California.
They have a few attorneys but a lot of collectors and are essentially a collection company posed as a law firm. They do file suits and I have had many clients sued by them but they take their time in trying to collect the debt before they bring it to a law suit. They are very unorganized and hard to deal with. They don’t answer their phones some days, they don’t call back. I have dealt with them on the debt settlement side and Hunt and Henriques can be bull headed and are one of the hardest companies to negotiate good settlements on. Even when my clients have been served by a Hunt and Henriques law suit, they still don’t answer their phone and deal with the issues. Filing bankruptcy on cases that they handle makes me happy as I hate debt buyers and collectors that act in the way that they do. They are very disorganized and it might even be a decent idea to fight them in court over alleged credit card debt as I would imagine they don’t show up with the right paperwork etc. I had one case where my client was 3 days away from getting a discharge and Hunt and Henriques wasted their money on a filing fee and process server to serve them 3 months after we filed bankruptcy.

If you’ve been served by Hunt and Henriques or they are pursuing a debt, give my office a call and we can try to work something out with them and I can explain if bankruptcy can help you.

Chris Hewitt 951-717-9020

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2 responses to “Hunt and Henriques”

  1. Anonymous says:
    December 31, 1969 at 6:00 pm

    It gave me great pleasure to file Chapter 7 a few days ago and I ONLY did it because of these dirt bag Hunt and Henriques attorneys. I was in a debt management program, getting back on track, making payments to them, and BAM, another lawsuite filed in Orange County court from them on me. I was over it, threw in the towel, and now they get nothing. They played their cards wrong, they were getting payments from me, now nothing. RANDALL called me a few days before Christmas 2010 and did nothing but demand 1600 dollars from me and made me feel like dirt. they are rude, unreasonable, and now, take my Chapter 7. You did really well for your client.

  2. Anonymous says:
    December 31, 1969 at 6:00 pm

    You should have sued them for FDCPA violations. THey can’t harrass you and make you feel like dirt.

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