Segan, Mason & Mason, P.C.

Our office is in receipt of a copy of the Complaint filed by [redacted] [redacted] 's account with her homeowners association, [redacted] Homeowners Association, was turned in January for collection after the Arrayas failed to make any payments for over a yearWhen no payments were made in response to a demand letter from our firm, a Warrant in Debt was filed against [redacted] and her husband, her co-owner, for the amounts outstanding through December 31, 2016, interest on the principal which also prayed for an award of legal fees and costsThe Court awarded judgment, which included the principal sought, as well as interest,legal fees and costsPayment of the principal sought in that Warrant in Debt apparently cleared account the same day as the hearing on Warrant in DebtThat payment was not made to our office, but to the Association directly In response to our firm's letter providing [redacted] a copy of the judgment obtained, she protested the judgment having been taken at all, asserting she had paid “well before" the matter had gone to court, and that she would not be paying the “extra fees.” Our firm responded, outlining the events leading to the judgment that was obtainedShe again stated she would not be paying legal fees and costs.Our firm sent a letter providing the balance outstanding on the judgment after applying payment to the principal in October No additional payment was made thereafterIn December 2016,the Association proceeded with collection action on the amounts outstanding on the judgment by filing a bank account garnishment that is scheduled for hearing March 13, Our office has yet received an Answer from the bank as to what, if any, amounts are being not heldOur firm represents the Association and proceeds according to its collection policy, as we did hereAny request to proceed differently would be a decision of the Board of Directors of the AssociationPlease let me know if you have any additional questionsThank you.Please be advised that we are debt collectorsThis letter is an attempt to collect a debt, and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.Very truly yours,SEGAN, MASON & MASON, P.CAimee *** K [redacted]

Our office is in receipt of a copy of the Complaint filed by [redacted]. [redacted]'s account with her homeowners association, [redacted] Homeowners Association, was turned in January 2016 for collection after the Arrayas failed to make any payments for over a year. When no...

payments were made in response to a demand letter from our firm, a Warrant in Debt was filed against [redacted] and her husband, her co-owner, for the amounts outstanding through December 31, 2016, interest on the principal which also prayed for an award of legal fees and costs. The Court awarded judgment, which included the principal sought, as well as interest,legal fees and costs. Payment of the principal sought in that Warrant in Debt apparently cleared account the same day as the hearing on Warrant in Debt. That payment was not made to our office, but to the Association directly.   In response to our firm's letter providing [redacted] a copy of the judgment obtained, she protested the judgment having been taken at all, asserting she had paid “well before" the matter had gone to court, and that she would not be paying the “extra fees.” Our firm responded, outlining the events leading to the judgment that was obtained. She again stated she would not be paying legal fees and costs.Our firm sent a letter providing the balance outstanding on the judgment after applying payment to the principal in October 2016. No additional payment was made thereafter. In December 2016,the Association proceeded with collection action on the amounts outstanding on the judgment by filing a bank account garnishment that is scheduled for hearing March 13, 2017. Our office has yet received an Answer from the bank as to what, if any, amounts are being not held. Our firm represents the Association and proceeds according to its collection policy, as we did here. Any request to proceed differently would be a decision of the Board of Directors of the Association. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Thank you.Please be advised that we are debt collectors. This letter is an attempt to collect a debt, and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.Very truly yours,SEGAN, MASON & MASON, P.C. Aimee [redacted] K[redacted]