Raymond Meisenbacher & Sons

If I could give this man zero stars, I would. My bank sent me a letter on October 2, 2023 saying there was a lein being placed on my account. I called them and they directed me to the court. I called the court and they directed me to this man. I cant even call him an attorney. I tried from October 4,2024 to December 13 to get in touch with him. I even attempted to email him at the direction of the court in November to no avail. On December 13 when I spoke withhim, he gave me a pay in full amount, also telling me that the only payment arrangement is the garnishment. He told me to mail him a certified check and gave me an amount, which I did the next day. One day after that check was mailed he refiled the lein and took another $1000 from my account. Needless to say I have to hire my own attorney at this point to fight this. Good luck if you hire this guy! Hes gonna get you sued!

This lawyer robbed my loan to pay my rent during 9 surgeries while i am disabled. I hope his karma returns. The lawyer who didn't due his Job 15 years ago is now dead and I wrote to the state of nj explaining this was a law suit and the lawyer racked up these bills. HE SENT ME TO THESE DOCTORS I DIDNT CHOOSE THEM. HE WAS SUPPOSED TO PAY MEDICAL OUT OF ANY SETTLEMENT AND FAILED TO DO HIS DUDILGANCE. I OPENED A CASE WITH THE ETHICS BOARD AND THE ATTORNEY DROPPED DEAD. HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DOING HIS JOB WHILE MY LIFE HAS BEEN SET BACK FOR AN ACCIDENT I DID NOT CREATE. A JUDGE IS SUPPOSED TO BE HONORABLE AND A LAWYER IS SUPPOSED TO DO HIS JOB. HERE THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT DOING THAT. I WILL FIGHT THIS AND KEEP WRITING TO THE STATE AS FOR WHAT HAPPENED TO ME IS WRONG ON EVERY LEVEL. I WAS LEFT WITH A FAILED SURGERY THAT THE ATTORNEY SENT ME TO HIS DOCTOR. MY WHOLE LIFE BECAME MORE THEN HARD AND THESE PEOPLE KEEP BOTHERING ME. AGAIN STOP BANK ROBBING ITS INSANE. They are bank robbers.

Read all the reviews here and you get the full picture. Lawyer stereotypes aren't just stereotypes here. Direct call, direct response, terrible professional skills, terrible communication, SELL YOUR DEBT TO OTHER COMPANIES AND SAVE YOUR CUSTOMERS FROM THIS NONSENSE

Absolutely horrible right from the get go. Called them to settle a doctors bill for my husband from 15 years ago that we had absolutely no knowledge of. They were completely rude and disrespectful. He hung up on me multiple times and screamed at me while I spoke in a calm low tone. I read these reviews prior to calling them, so thankfully I knew what to expect. I don’t know how anyone could employ them when they treat people the way they do. I honestly feel so bad that they both are this miserable that they treat complete strangers this way. I even asked the first guy, I’m assuming raymond, why are you yelling at me? Did you really just hang up on me like a petulant child? Oh well, see ya in court meisenbacher 🤪

Absolutely horrible right from the get go. Called them to settle a doctors bill for my husband from 15 years ago that we had absolutely no knowledge of. They were completely rude and disrespectful. He hung up on me multiple times and screamed at me while I spoke in a calm low tone. I read these reviews prior to calling them, so thankfully I knew what to expect. I don’t know how anyone could employ them when they treat people the way they do. I honestly feel so bad that they both are this miserable that they treat complete strangers this way. I even asked the first guy, I’m assuming raymond, why are you yelling at me? Did you really just hang up on me like a petulant child? Oh well, see ya in court meisenbacher 🤪

Aggressive, Family-Run Debt Collectors With Law Degrees My wife and I were contacted by the Superior Court of New Jersey regarding a Civil Action taken by Raymond Meisenbacher & Sons, Esqs. without warning or prior notification, regarding a small debt owed to a local doctor's office. I contacted the "law offices" by phone to discuss the civil suit. Contrary to what Thomas Meisenbacher considers "discourse", I was met with a verbal wall - this wall of one-way conversation did not allow for me to respond - demanding full amount due or judgement continues; all this for an amount below $1,500. After a few minutes of listening to legal jargon, threats of garnishment, etc., I was able to speak and request a payment arrangement. However, Thomas Meisenbacher wanted monthly payments in the hundreds, and unrealistic option for my budget. After a few more minutes of verbally battling what seemed to be an impenetrable wall, I was able to talk my way down to a fifty-dollar per month payment arrangement. It has been over one year since the debt has been marked settled with the Superior Court of New Jersey, and after making the agreed payments through US Postal money orders and certified mailings, I called office of R. Meisenbacher & Sons as a courtesy. To my surprise, their office has not properly documented my payment history, and, like our last conversation, their attitude over the phone remains unchanged. While I exhibit a calm, pleasing and professional tone, theirs remains bitter, negative and lacking optimistm, even after payment of more than fifty-percent of the debt has been made. Positives? • Phone calls are answered within three rings, and you speak with a human being • Collection account monthly payment amounts can be negotiated Negatives? • Negative attitudes over the phone • First contact for collections comes from Trenton, not from the collection agent • Payment arrangements must be paid through US Postal money order and sent certified mail only - no personal checks or credit cards accepted What advice would you give to someone who has been contacted by this company? Respond immediately - don't wait. Once this office proceeds with a judgement, it's over. Also, once initial contact has taken place, do not call them again; rather, scan all payment receipts, make copies and send a complete payment record with demand for "paid in full" letter. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with the request, so there should be no reason whatsoever to be denied this simple, professional courtesy. Would you recommend a customer to use this office for anything? If you own a business and are in need of debt recovery, R. Meisenbacher may be a good option. However, if you are not in the business of alienating your customer, seek alternative debt recovery solutions.

Aggressive, Family-Run Debt Collectors With Law Degrees My wife and I were contacted by the Superior Court of New Jersey regarding a Civil Action taken by Raymond Meisenbacher & Sons, Esqs. without warning or prior notification, regarding a small debt owed to a local doctor's office. I contacted the "law offices" by phone to discuss the civil suit. Contrary to what Thomas Meisenbacher considers "discourse", I was met with a verbal wall - this wall of one-way conversation did not allow for me to respond - demanding full amount due or judgement continues; all this for an amount below $1,500. After a few minutes of listening to legal jargon, threats of garnishment, etc., I was able to speak and request a payment arrangement. However, Thomas Meisenbacher wanted monthly payments in the hundreds, and unrealistic option for my budget. After a few more minutes of verbally battling what seemed to be an impenetrable wall, I was able to talk my way down to a fifty-dollar per month payment arrangement. It has been over one year since the debt has been marked settled with the Superior Court of New Jersey, and after making the agreed payments through US Postal money orders and certified mailings, I called office of R. Meisenbacher & Sons as a courtesy. To my surprise, their office has not properly documented my payment history, and, like our last conversation, their attitude over the phone remains unchanged. While I exhibit a calm, pleasing and professional tone, theirs remains bitter, negative and lacking optimistm, even after payment of more than fifty-percent of the debt has been made. Positives? • Phone calls are answered within three rings, and you speak with a human being • Collection account monthly payment amounts can be negotiated Negatives? • Negative attitudes over the phone • First contact for collections comes from Trenton, not from the collection agent • Payment arrangements must be paid through US Postal money order and sent certified mail only - no personal checks or credit cards accepted What advice would you give to someone who has been contacted by this company? Respond immediately - don't wait. Once this office proceeds with a judgement, it's over. Also, once initial contact has taken place, do not call them again; rather, scan all payment receipts, make copies and send a complete payment record with demand for "paid in full" letter. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with the request, so there should be no reason whatsoever to be denied this simple, professional courtesy. Would you recommend a customer to use this office for anything? If you own a business and are in need of debt recovery, R. Meisenbacher may be a good option. However, if you are not in the business of alienating your customer, seek alternative debt recovery solutions.