Attorney Michael Campbell Explains How He Helps The Legal System Get Justice For Regular People!
Pierce County, Washington attorney Michael Campbell notes there aren't nearly enough legal services for people who can't afford them. He describes taking on, for a nominal fee, a client hit by a nine-year-old default judgment and wage garnishment he never knew about—papers were left with a teenager—arguing the service was improper and the debt belonged to his ex-wife.
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Answered by Michael Campbell · Pierce County, WA
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Are there enough legal services for those who can't pay?
No—there aren't nearly enough, which is part of why he takes on cases for people being treated unfairly.
What kind of case does he describe taking?
A client hit by a nine-year-old default judgment and wage garnishment he never knew about, because the papers were left with a teenager.
What was wrong with how the client was served?
The 'substituted service' was flawed, which is the basis he's challenging to undo the old judgment.
Why does he take these cases?
Because someone is being treated unfairly, and he's willing to step in even for a nominal fee.
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