I wanted to share a quick win from one of my former mentees. This is a repost from Facebook. So if you follow me there the receipts are also in the comments. The student sent me a message today letting me know that he won his case against Portfolio Recovery Associates. 💥 When he first started working with me, we spent several weeks breaking down the debt buyer litigation process and how these cases actually work. What most people don’t realize is that debt buyers rely heavily on consumers not understanding the process. But when you understand things like: • Standing • Burden of proof • Documentation requirements • How affidavits and account records are challenged …the entire dynamic changes. This is exactly why the Enforcement Academy exists. Not just to “fix credit,” but to help people understand how consumer law actually works so they can enforce their rights. Wins like this are always a proud moment as a mentor. 💙 For those of you who just joined the academy: You’re in the right place. The more you learn the framework and apply it, the more confident you’ll become navigating these situations. More wins coming. 🔥 — Rebecca Symone Consumer Law Advocates

If you are reading this, you are part of the first class of The Enforcement Academy. You entered during Phase 1. That matters! Founding Members are not joining something that is “finished.”You are building it at the ground level. Your enrollment means: • You locked in founding pricing • You are entering during curriculum rollout • You are part of the institutional foundation • You will be recognized as the first class of this Academy This is more than membership. It is legacy positioning. As the Academy expands, Founding Members will always be acknowledged as the individuals who entered when the structure was first being laid. Move with discipline and build with precision. Welcome to the foundation. — Rebecca Consumer Law Advocates : The Enforcement Academy

As discussed on the call today here is a copy of the FDCPA cheat sheet. This will help you all better understand the codes within the FDCPA and how they protect you. Meet me in the comments with any questions, comments or concerns.