Alexander B. Trueblood

Alec Trueblood is California's best-known consumer repossession attorney, with a long track record of success and billions in settlements against the repossession and auto finance industry. The firm is based in Los Angeles, California and serves all of California.

Mr. Trueblood is highly experienced wtih auto repossessions, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, identity theft, and auto dealer fraud. Mr. Trueblood is a long-standing member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, and represents only individual consumers.

Univ of California Berkeley

Undergraduate Degree

UCLA School of Law

Law Degree

National Association of Consumer Advocates

Member

1998 - Current

California State Bar  # 150897

Member

1990 - Current

California

Since 1990

Texas

State Bar of Texas

ID Number: 24100609

Since 2016

• Free Consultation

Consumer Law

Collections

• Repossessions, unfair debt collection, credit reporting, ID theft, auto fraud

Q. I am being sued by Synchrony Bank for a debt that was already paid. What are my options?

May 22, 2023

A: I think this is probably a scam, as real lawyers don't call debtors up and demand payment the same day. They just sue. I think you can safely ignore this. If it is real, just respond to the lawsuit when you get it.

Q. If a debt from Alaska SOL has passed 3 years, but know I live in California do I have to wait a extra year?

May 22, 2023

A: If your contract selected Alaska law, moved to California, and the Alaska statute of limitations has passed, you are home free. California will enforce the shorter Alaska statute of limitations for breach of contract, even though California's statute of limitations is 4 years.

Q. Being sued for a debt from a debt collection agency. Probability of them having original contract?

May 22, 2023

A: They will likely have the document, but will they produce a witness to authenticate it and prove the assignment? Usually not, but it is not a DIY situation and most consumers lose when representing themselves.

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