July 17, 2015RE: Complaint ID [redacted] Dear MsLisa W [redacted] :I initially met with MrJoshua *B [redacted] on February 20, At the February 20th meeting we completed a questionaire I have attached a copy of the questionaire to this response One of the items discussed was where MrB [redacted] worked and his gross monthly income MrB [redacted] stated that he worked at [redacted] and that his gross monthly income was $*** The client's gross monthly income plays a major factor in determining the client's Chapter bankruptcy payment Based upon the information given by MrB [redacted] (gross monthly income of $***) I estimated his monthly bankruptcy payment On May 15, 2015, when MrB [redacted] met with my legal assistant and me to prepare the documents for his bankruptcy, we learned that MrB***'s gross monthly income is not $***, but over the last months had averaged $ [redacted] The reason MrB***'s Chapter bankruptcy payment would be so much more than I estimated in February, was not due to an error on my part, but due to MrB [redacted] understating his gross monthly income by more than $*** MrB [redacted] states in his complaint that he only brings home "$ [redacted] a paycheck every weeks" However, when we met with MrB [redacted] in May, his paystubs for the last completed months (November through April 2015) showed an average gross monthly income of $ [redacted] .My firm opened a file for MrB***, pulled his credit report and met with him for hours to prepare his bankruptcy documents I have attached a copy of our "Service Agreement" Paragraph of the Service Agreement provides for a minimum administrative fee of $if the case is not filed Plus an additional $each month that the file is open MrB [redacted] paid us $on February 27, and has made no additional payments Thus, pursuant to the terms of the Service Agreement, MrB [redacted] is not entitled to a refund.Thank you for providing me an opportunity to respond.Regards,Scott B [redacted] Scott TBlotter and Associates, PLLC
July 17, 2015RE: Complaint ID [redacted] Dear MsLisa W [redacted] :I initially met with MrJoshua *B [redacted] on February 20, At the February 20th meeting we completed a questionaire I have attached a copy of the questionaire to this response One of the items discussed was where MrB [redacted] worked and his gross monthly income MrB [redacted] stated that he worked at [redacted] and that his gross monthly income was $*** The client's gross monthly income plays a major factor in determining the client's Chapter bankruptcy payment Based upon the information given by MrB [redacted] (gross monthly income of $***) I estimated his monthly bankruptcy payment On May 15, 2015, when MrB [redacted] met with my legal assistant and me to prepare the documents for his bankruptcy, we learned that MrB***'s gross monthly income is not $***, but over the last months had averaged $ [redacted] The reason MrB***'s Chapter bankruptcy payment would be so much more than I estimated in February, was not due to an error on my part, but due to MrB [redacted] understating his gross monthly income by more than $*** MrB [redacted] states in his complaint that he only brings home "$ [redacted] a paycheck every weeks" However, when we met with MrB [redacted] in May, his paystubs for the last completed months (November through April 2015) showed an average gross monthly income of $ [redacted] .My firm opened a file for MrB***, pulled his credit report and met with him for hours to prepare his bankruptcy documents I have attached a copy of our "Service Agreement" Paragraph of the Service Agreement provides for a minimum administrative fee of $if the case is not filed Plus an additional $each month that the file is open MrB [redacted] paid us $on February 27, and has made no additional payments Thus, pursuant to the terms of the Service Agreement, MrB [redacted] is not entitled to a refund.Thank you for providing me an opportunity to respond.Regards,Scott B [redacted] Scott TBlotter and Associates, PLLC