Being sued by a debt collector or creditor can be overwhelming, particularly when it is accompanied by repeated phone calls, letters, or other collection tactics that cross the line into harassment. At Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC, we represent individuals who are being pursued through litigation, collection calls, or both by Allied Trustee Services. Our attorneys are prepared to respond to your lawsuit, negotiate on your behalf, and put a stop to unlawful collection practices, so that you are not left to navigate this process alone.
Who is Allied Trustee Services?
Allied Trustee Services is a non-judicial foreclosure trustee and collection agent for HOAs, based in Roseville, CA. It’s not BBB-accredited and holds a D- rating, with four complaints filed in the past three years. If you’ve been sued or contacted by them, it’s important to understand your rights and deadlines before responding. Better Business Bureau
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Company Type | Non-judicial foreclosure trustee and collection agent for HOAs |
| Established | 1994 |
| Location | Roseville, California |
| Address | 990 Reserve Drive, Suite 208, Roseville, CA 95678 |
| Phone | (916) 960-0600 |
| BBB Accreditation | Not accredited |
| BBB Rating | D- |
| Complaints (past 3 years) | 4 filed, 1 closed in last 12 months |
Being Sued by Allied Trustee Services: What You Need to Know
If you have been served with a lawsuit or notice of non-judicial foreclosure initiated by Allied Trustee Services, you typically have a limited window of time to respond. Failing to respond by the applicable deadline can result in a default judgment being entered against you, which may lead to wage garnishment, bank account levies, or continued foreclosure proceedings, depending on your state’s laws.
Our attorneys review the underlying debt, the validity of the claim, and the procedural posture of your case to determine the strongest available defense. In many cases, we are able to negotiate a resolution before the matter proceeds further, or we defend the lawsuit directly on your behalf.
How We Can Assist You Against Allied Trustee Services
Our legal team is equipped to handle every aspect of your interaction with Allied Trustee Services, whether the matter involves a pending lawsuit, ongoing collection harassment, or both. Specifically, we provide the following services:
- Lawsuit Defense. If you have been sued, we evaluate the claim, respond within the applicable deadline, and represent you throughout the litigation to protect you from default judgment and its consequences.
- Debt Reduction. Where appropriate, we negotiate directly with Allied Trustee Services to reduce the total amount owed, working toward a settlement that is less than the original balance.
- Lump-Sum Settlements. When a lump-sum payment is feasible, we negotiate a one-time settlement that resolves the debt in full and brings the matter to a close.
- Structured Payment Plans. When a lump-sum settlement is not realistic, we work to establish a manageable monthly payment arrangement consistent with your financial circumstances.
- Harassment Remediation. We identify violations of the FDCPA, the Rosenthal Act, or other applicable consumer protection statutes, issue cease-and-desist communications on your behalf, and pursue statutory damages where warranted.
- Ongoing Rights Protection. Throughout the process, we monitor Allied Trustee Services’ conduct to ensure that all communications and collection efforts comply with applicable law.
Why Partner with Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC?
When you’re facing a lawsuit or ongoing collection activity from Allied Trustee Services, the firm you choose to represent you matters as much as the strategy itself.
- Proven negotiators. Our team has an established track record in debt resolution and consumer protection matters, built on direct experience dealing with foreclosure trustees and collection agents like Allied Trustee Services.
- Personalized strategies. We understand that no two financial situations are alike, so rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach, we develop a strategy based on your specific debt, your procedural deadlines, and your financial goals.
- Comprehensive legal support. Unlike typical debt settlement companies, which are often non-attorney operations limited to basic negotiation, we provide legal support throughout the entire process from responding to a lawsuit and defending you in court, to pursuing claims for harassment or unlawful collection conduct.
- Independent advocacy. We have no affiliation with Allied Trustee Services or any HOA it represents, so our advocacy is entirely independent: every decision we make is guided solely by what’s in your best interest.
Our Debt Resolution Process
- Complimentary Consultation. We begin with a free, confidential assessment of your financial situation, any lawsuit you may be facing, and any collection communications you have received.
- Case Evaluation. We review the underlying debt, applicable deadlines, and any evidence of harassment or improper collection conduct.
- Negotiation or Defense. Our attorneys engage directly with Allied Trustee Services to negotiate favorable terms, and, where a lawsuit has been filed, respond and defend the matter on your behalf.
- Resolution. We ensure that any settlement is transparent, equitable, and legally binding, or that your defense is fully presented, so you can move forward with confidence.
Let’s Face It Together By Legal Means!
If you’re dealing with debt from Allied Trustee Services, don’t face it alone. Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC is here to help you achieve the best possible outcome.
Contact us today at 877-700-5790 to get started!
Frequently Asked Questions
I was just served with a lawsuit from Allied Trustee Services. What do I do first?
Don’t ignore it. You have a limited number of days to file a response, and missing that deadline can result in a default judgment against you even if you had a valid defense. Contact an attorney immediately to confirm your exact deadline and next steps.
What happens if I don’t respond to the lawsuit in time?
If you miss your response deadline, the court can enter a default judgment against you automatically. This can lead to wage garnishment, a bank levy, or continued foreclosure action, depending on your state’s laws often without any further opportunity for you to argue your case.
Can I still negotiate a settlement even though I’ve been sued?
Yes. Being sued doesn’t close the door on negotiation. In many cases, we can reach a settlement with Allied Trustee Services before the case goes further, which can resolve the debt for less than the amount claimed and avoid a judgment altogether.
Do I need to go to court myself?’
Not if you retain an attorney. We can respond to the lawsuit and handle communications and appearances on your behalf, so you’re not navigating the court process alone.
Can I stop Allied Trustee Services from contacting me while the lawsuit is pending?
Yes. Once we represent you, all communications from Allied Trustee Services should go through your attorney, not you directly. If they continue contacting you after being notified of representation, that may itself be a violation of consumer protection law.
Is the amount they’re suing me for accurate?
Not always. Debt amounts in these cases can include fees, interest, or charges that aren’t properly documented or legally collectible. Part of our review process is verifying whether the amount claimed is accurate and enforceable.
Will this affect my credit or my home?
It can, depending on whether the case involves an HOA lien, foreclosure proceeding, or straightforward debt collection. We review the specifics of your case to explain what’s actually at risk and what can be done to protect it.
How much does it cost to get help?
We offer a free initial consultation to review your lawsuit and explain your options before you commit to anything.
How quickly should I contact a lawyer after being served?
As soon as possible. Response deadlines are often short (commonly 20â30 days depending on the state). The sooner we start, the more options are typically available to you.