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M.J. had over $85,000 in unsecured debt and $10,000 in back taxes. The IRS argued the tax return was not timely filed. We proved to the court that it was.
-In re: M.J.
B.D.R.’s wife filed for divorce and kidnapped the children. Her daughter made a false allegation that he molested her so that she and her mom could move out of county with mom’s new sugar daddy. Quinton got the charges DISMISSED and got B.D.R. his innocent boy back.
B.D.R.
This family owed $160,000 in unsecured debt and $16,000 on their car at around 20% interest. We filed a Motion to Redeem and they paid only $8,000 for their car, which saved them over $10,000 over the life of the loan. Unsecured all discharged.
In re: J.J. & J.C.
Aggressive FBI and State of Texas investigations were conducted for several years on K.D.T. for her integral involvement in a $40 million mortgage fraud scheme. The kingpin was a Hall of Fame NFL linebacker. Convinced that she was going to spend the rest of her life in prison, she turned to the Pelley defense team for help. Despite being caught red-handed and confessing to the authorities, Quinton walked her on all her federal and state cases.
– K.D.T.
This family met with several debt relief agencies before meeting with Mr. Pelley. Every agency told them that they made too much money to file Chapter 7. Thus, the fees for a Ch. 13 would be at least double, if not triple, what we charged them for a Ch. 7 to discharge ALL their credit card debt.
– R.G. & S.G.
T.A.H. was facing life after being indicted for repeatedly raping his pre-teen daughter. Prior to hiring our sexual assault defense team, his bond was revoked for going to a gas station near a middle school and he spent months in jail on a “no-bond” awaiting trial. Several lawyers refused to take his case. His family came to us. Quinton got his case DISMISSED.
– T.A.H.
This family owned a company that supplied medical equipment. Much of their business involved clients on Medicaid. When Medicaid put a moratorium on payments to providers in the area, their well-established business quickly fell apart.
In re: W.L. & P.L.
C.S. was up four 25-LIFE creeks and the Pelley defense team was his only paddle. He had two prior pen trips and was arrested after 2 a.m. outside of a shady lake bar drunk and accused of beating up 4 cops. 6’2″ and 240lbs with a lengthy violent criminal history, his outlook seemed grim. His family hired us immediately. Quinton got all 4 cases DISMISSED within 2 months.
C.S.
The J’s had a tremendous amount of credit card debt. However, because of their income they failed the first half of the two-part Means Test. Nevertheless, we proved to the U.S. attorney that they qualified for an exception to the B22 income requirement as disabled veterans.
In re: A.J. & J.J.
D.J.K. was jailed and bond was set at $200,000. The family hired us. First, Quinton got the bond reduced to an astonishing $500. After springing D.J.K., Quinton got his 1ST degree case DISMISSED in 2 weeks.
D.J.K.
This couple had over $270,000 of debt from an extended illness. Richard got it all discharged.
In re: W.M. & R.M.
J.E. and his wife got in a fight. She told the cops that J.E. grabbed a butcher’s knife out of the kitchen exposing J.E. to life in prison. He hired the Pelley defense team. Quinton got his case DISMISSED.
J.E.
This divorced single mother was left with a mortgage she could not afford. Her ex-husband took the mortgage payment out of her alimony every month, leaving her without enough money to buy food or gas. We filed her Chapter 7 case, discharged all of her debt (including the huge abandoned house mortgage) and helped her receive the full alimony payments.
In re: C.B.
D.D. had a crazy co-worker who said he sexually assaulted her at work. Facing 20 years and a lifetime of registration as a sex offender, he sought our counsel. Within weeks of hiring the Pelley sexual assault defense team, Quinton ended his nightmare and got his kids, wife, life, and job back.
D.D.
Our elderly client was left with tens of thousands in unsecured debt after being scammed by a flooring company that sued her and levied her bank accounts.
In re: K.D.
Frisco PD arrived at the scene after neighbors complained of a domestic disturbance next door. Cops found broken china all over the floor downstairs. A.B.’s fiancé was screaming and crying hysterically with red marks all over her neck and chest. With guns drawn, police arrested A.B. who had locked himself in an upstairs bathroom. A.B. posted bond and made a beeline for our office. We submitted a packet to the D.A. and within about a month, Quinton got his case DISMISSED.
A.B.
E.A. was posted for foreclosure. We saved her home, got her back on her feet financially, and now she is doing great!
In re: E.A.
A.I. admitted to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from numerous Las Vegas casinos. A.I. hired the Pelley defense team. The casinos initially pressed for substantial prison time.
Quinton flew out to Vegas, met with management for the Bellagio, Wynn, Caesars, MGM, Venetian, Treasure Island, and Flamingo casinos. Quinton got all his criminal cases DISMISSED.
A.I.
Client’s vehicle was repossessed. We filed T.D.’s Ch. 13, recovered the vehicle, and paid off the balance at a much lower interest rate.
In re: T.D.
This affluent and very attractive couple had a toxic relationship. On more than one night, “Barbie” called the police and falsely accused “Ken” of assaulting her. “Ken” hired a divorce lawyer who for months advised “Ken” to plead the assault case out and go on probation. Had “Ken” taken that horrible advice, it would have deprived him full access to his children and subjected him to substantial alimony obligations. “Ken” fired that lawyer and hired the Pelley defense team. Quinton convinced the State to unconditionally DISMISS his case in one single court appearance.
– B.P.
R.B.’s financial scene was out of control and he could not stay current on his vehicle payments. We filed a Ch. 13 and got his situation back on the road.
In re: R.B.
B.H. was a trained killing machine that proudly served in the U.S. Marines. At trial, the State’s victim testified that our client beat him to a bloody pulp and video evidence at trial showed him transported to the ER via ambulance on life support. He also admitted to agreeing to the fight and after Quinton explained the “mutual combat” defense to the jury, they acquitted B.H.
B.H.
E.N. was posted for foreclosure. We filed a Ch. 13 case and stopped the foreclosure. E.N. was immediately “current” and saved his home and improved his credit score.
In re: E.N.
J.J. & J.J. were indicted on 1ST Degree Aggravated Robbery charges in Jasper, TX. The “J.J. brothers” and their friends were indicted for using semi-automatic machine guns, a Draco, and two 9mm glocks to rob both victims at gunpoint-forcing one to strip naked. Facing life in prison, the family hired Quinton to defend the J.J.s even though Mr. Pelley was over 220 miles away. They chose wisely. Quinton got both brothers’ Aggravated Robbery cases DISMISSED.
J.J. & J.J.
J.W. had a garnishment action against her from a judgment and a high interest vehicle note. She filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy to stop the garnishment and buy the vehicle at a much lower monthly payment.
In re: J.W.
Cops arrived on the scene after his drunk wife told them that he choked her. Without listening to his side of the story, Frisco PD arrested him for a 3rd Degree Felony. Quinton got the case DISMISSED by submitting a “packet” to the Grand Jury.
K.H.
Her vehicle was repossessed. A.N. filed an emergency Chapter 13 bankruptcy case and we were able to recover the vehicle for her.
In re: A.N.
S.M. violated his probation on multiple occasions. He had a warrant out for his arrest facing LIFE when he hired the Pelley defense team. Quinton convinced the Judge to withdraw the warrant and reinstate his probation at the first appearance in court. Not even any jail time.
S.M.
D.H.’s car was up for repossession. She also had multiple payday loans that were draining her bank account. We filed her Ch. 13, stopped the repossession and all collections/garnishments from the payday loans.
In re: D.H.
K.L. had an extensive criminal history. He had everything riding on our Motions to Suppress and Brief in Support. K.L. was looking at 40 years confinement unless Mr. Pelley won the Motions. He did. Quinton got his cases DISMISSED.
K.L.
F.W. was a target of the FBI. Quinton convinced the United States that she was the victim of a conspiracy to commit wire fraud for millions of dollars rather than the gang who had actual criminal culpability. Otherwise, she was looking down the wrong end of a 20-year barrel in federal prison. Quinton got all her cases DISMISSED.
F.W.
The State of Missouri indicted W.M. for felony Grand Theft. She hired a Missouri attorney for $20,000 who drug her case out for over a year and recommended that she take 6 years in prison. She fired him and hired us. Quinton flew up to St. Louis and got her case DISMISSED in one single appearance in Court.
W.M.
Mrs. H went through several courageous bouts with cancer and fought through many rounds of chemotherapy. This resilient couple had $160,000 in medical debt and a rental house they could neither sell nor afford to maintain. Right before we were going to file, Mrs. H’s cancer came back. She did not quit fighting. So, we postponed filing until she beat it again and included the newly generated medical debt in her Chapter 7.
In re: J.H. & M.H.
T.O. came to the Pelley defense team immediately after she was charged with killing someone.There were witnesses. Quinton got her case DISMISSED.
T.O.
This couple had an enormous amount of unsecured debt. After visiting with several bankruptcy law firms, they were exasperated by the inability to communicate their financial questions and concerns. Then they reached out to us. The first lengthy meeting was conducted by passing notes back and forth. Then, we hired an ASL translator to accommodate these good people and make them feel as calm as possible.
In re: J.A. & M.A.
C.R. went into a gas station brandishing a glock 9mm, no mask, in broad daylight, held up the clerk at gunpoint, and obviously was caught on camera. Facing life in prison, he called the Pelley defense team. Quinton got his case DISMISSED.
C.R.
C.M. was caught and admitted to police that he was the primary actor in a series of burglaries of local dignitaries’ homes. Facing 20 years on each case, his family hired the Pelley defense team. Quinton got all his cases DISMISSED.
C.M.
Had S.O. pled, she would have forfeited rights to her children in the divorce proceedings to their abusive father. Thus, depriving her access to her babies, and irreparably harming their futures. Instead, Quinton showed the jury the truth and got her kids back.
S.O.
J.C. fell getting out of his car behind the wheel at 2 a.m. He could not walk a straight line, could not stand on one leg, and had no idea where he had been that night. In short, he was bombed. Quinton convinced the jury to find him NOT GUILTY of D.W.I.
J.C.
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