Debt Collection lawyers in Maryland

Miltiadis Theologou

Firm: Silverman Theologou, LLP

11200 Rockville Pike, Ste 520 , N Bethesda , Maryland 20852 Zip code: 20852

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

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Bryan Tillman

Firm: Law Ofc Bryan M Tillman LLC

417 Dunkirk Rd , Towson , Maryland 21212 Zip code: 21212

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

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P Nagle

Firm: Nagle & Zaller, P.C.

7226 Lee Deforest Drive , Columbia , Maryland 21046 Zip code: 21046

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

P. MICHAEL NAGLE. Mr. Nagle is a principal of Nagle & Zaller, P.C., a Columbia, Maryland law firm representing business, individual and community association clients in Maryland and the District of Columbia. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Maryland School of Law, where he served as an editor of the Maryland Law Review. His Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, magna cum laude, is from Mount Saint Mary's College, where he was elected to the Monsignor Tierney Honor Society. He is admitted to practice law in Maryland, the District of Columbia and Georgia, and is a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States. He is an "AV" rated attorney.. In his community association practice, Mr. Nagle is active in a national trade organization called the Community Associations Institute (CAI). He is a charter member of CAI's prestigious College of Community Association Lawyers and is the author of two of CAI's best selling books, "Guide to Annual Meetings, Special Meetings, and Elections," and "The Role of the Association Secretary." He has also written numerous articles for the national magazine, "Common Ground," and is a frequent speaker at national conferences and seminars. He served two terms as President of CAI’s Maryland Chapter and has been named “Educator of the Year” and “Speaker of the Year.” He is a past Chairman of the national CAI President's Club Advisory Board and a member of the national CAI Attorney’s Committee. He is serving his third two-year term on CAI’s National Board of Trustees and was a member of the Governance Task Force—for which he received the President’s Award in 2004. In addition, he was the 2007 Chair of the National Business Partners Council for CAI. He has been selected as National CAI President-Elect for 2009 and will serve as National CAI President in 2010.. Mr. Nagle is also active in the community. He is the Chairperson of the Howard Community College Educational Foundation and its Executive Committee. In addition, He serves on the Board of Directors of the Domestic Violence Center and is a two-term Past President of the Columbia Business Exchange (CBX), served for six years as the Chairperson of The Columbia Association Sister Cities Advisory Committee and is a two-time past Chair of the Howard Community College Grand Prix Advisory Board. In June, 2006, he completed six years as a Trustee of The Columbia Foundation and a member of its Development and Marketing Committees. In July, 2007 he completed three years as a member of the Board of Trustees and the Executive Committee of The Columbia Festival of the Arts. He also served for eleven years on the Alumni Board of the University of Maryland School of Law. He worked with Leadership Howard County’s newly minted “Leadership U” program and acted as mentor to two high school students in that program. Mr. Nagle was recently elected to the Board of Trustees for Center Stage and the Board of Directors for Howard county Tourism. He also worked with his wife, Debbie, to found The Gavel Group, a new endeavor designed to bring together the heads of all Howard County non-profit organizations to exchange ideas, share experiences and better understand the roles of the other non-profits.. Mr. Nagle and his wife provide financial support to many charities and arts organizations as well. These include The Columbia Foundation, Howard Community College, the Columbia Festival of the Arts, the Howard County Arts Council, the Howard County Domestic Violence Center, the American Heart Association, the ARC of Howard County, Hospice, the YMCA, the Boy Scouts of America, the Washington Ballet, Center Stage, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the Family Life Center, the Salvation Army, Purple Heart, the Claudia Mayer Cancer Center, Cystic Fibrosis and Success in Style, among others.. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Nagle served ten years with U.S. Air Force Intelligence, earning two Air Force Commendation Medals and being designated Fifth Air Force Airman of the Year. He served three overseas tours, two in Vietnam during the Vietnam War and one in Japan.

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Nathan Willner

Firm: Lyons, Doughty & Veldhuis, PC

Ste 825 , Owings Mills , Maryland 21117 Zip code: 21117

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

Bio – Nathan D. Willner, Esq. Revised 5/15. Even during his undergraduate years at Temple University, Nathan D. Willner showed a strong interest in public policy and advocacy. Nathan was elected to the office of President of Temple University’s Undergraduate Council of Arts and Sciences and participated as a member of the Dean’s Committee. That drive to serve others and affect change has only increased over the past 30 years. Currently Nathan Willner is in his second term as President of the Maryland-DC Creditors Bar Association (MDCBA) where he actively interacts with members of the legislature, judiciary, attorneys general, and local and federal elected officials advocating and educating on issues related to the credit industry.. Nathan Willner practices law at Law Offices of Lyons, Doughty and Veldhuis, P.C. a regional creditors’ rights firm with offices in New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. Mr. Willner works out of the Maryland office managing the firms’ legislative affairs division in addition to an active litigation practice where he appears before Courts throughout the State of Maryland. Nathan Willner was the attorney who prevailed on appeal in the case of Townsend v. Midland that ultimately came before the Maryland Court of Appeals and clarified the standard of proofs required in debt collection cases throughout the State of Maryland. Mr. Willner’ s commitment to his practice area is evident by the multiple years he has been an active member of the National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys (NARCA), where he served on the board of directors, and held various Committee and Conference Chair positions. He is a featured speaker at many industry conferences where he has lectured on topics ranging from lobbying Congress and Attorney Generals, building bridges with the Judiciary to Ethics. He was recently recognized for his role as President of the MDCBA and for his commitment to financial literacy by the Maryland General Assembly.. Mr. Willner participates in a wide range of leadership activities in our community including serving as President of the Cheswolde Neighborhood Association, Co-Chairing the Community Conversations Leadership Team, Board Member of the Baltimore Jewish Council and Chairing their Metropolitan Issues Commission, Baltimore City Sherriff’s Office Community Liaison, member of Baltimore City Bench-Bar Committee, member and incoming board member of the Simon E. Sobeloff Jewish Law Society, and member of the Baltimore County Bar Association. Mr. Willner was a member of the Baltimore City Mayor’s Transition Team. He has maintained a close advisory role to the Mayor. Recently he could be seen nationally standing prominently behind the Baltimore City Mayor as a community leader and advisor during the City’s recent crises. Mr. Willner has traveled three times as part of missions taking business leaders, government appointees and elected officials to Israel. On his most recent of these trips, he accompanied Governor Martin O’Malley in 2014 on an economic development mission to Israel and Jordan. Mr. Willner’s community and professional advocacy has afforded him the ability to create personal relationships with members of the Judiciary, Legislature and U.S. Congress.. Willner earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Maryland, School of Law in 1990. Upon graduation from law school, Mr. Willner worked for several law firms before opening the firm of Willner and Associates, PA, where he had a general practice, focusing on Bankruptcy, Personal Injury, Criminal and Domestic Law. Mr. Willner remained in private practice before merging with the firm of Lyons, Doughty and Veldhuis, P.C. Mr. Willner received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with honors in 1986 and was elected Phi Beta Kappa upon his graduation. In addition to being student body President as previously mentioned, Mr. Willner was the President of the Political Science Major’s Association and founder of the Pre-Law Society during his undergraduate education. Before entering Temple University, Mr. Willner completed two years of course work in Talmudic Law at the Ner Israel Rabbinical College (1982-84). He is a 1982 alumnus of The Talmudic Yeshiva of Philadelphia High School.. He is married to Rochelle Willner and has four daughters, Melissa, Ashley, Sara, Emily and a son-in-law Moshe Broder.

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Monica Guilarte

Firm: Law Office of Monica Guilarte LLC

647-A Main Street , Laurel , Maryland 20707 Zip code: 20707

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

The Law Office of Monica Guilarte LLC strives to achieve results that exceed client expectations through *being accessible, responsive and efficient *making client’s needs a priority through aggressive and vigilant representation in a cost-effective manner *providing an open, honest and sincere environment *recognizing that every client is unique and requires special care to tailor to their needs.. Monica M. Guilarte was born on August 2, 1985. Monica’s father and grandparents were immigrants from Cuba and came to the United States in 1967 for a new beginning. They arrived knowing minimal to no English, and were only permitted to bring with them the clothes on their backs. Monica grew up hearing many stories from her grandparents of their struggles trying to survive in a foreign country. These stories heard at a very young age instilled in her qualities of determination, strength, and drive; qualities which would foster Monica to pursue her dream of becoming a lawyer.. Monica is a native to the Columbia area, and attended high school at River Hill High. It was during her high school years when Monica knew she wanted to pursue a career as a lawyer. She was always the “hard-head” of the family, arguing to the end of every discussion with her parents and siblings.. Upon graduating from River Hill High School, Monica continued her education and attended University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. She pursued a degree in Criminology. Monica was on the Dean’s List and inducted into the Golden Key International Honor Society. She graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Arts and as an official Florida Gator!. Unsure if she was ready to immediately start law school, Monica moved back to Maryland in May 2007 to look for employment. In August of 2007, Monica was hired as a receptionist at Shapiro & Mack. While working as a receptionist and becoming engaged in the day to day activities of a lawyer, Monica knew for sure her high school goal of becoming a lawyer was what she wanted. Monica’s first step toward her dream was being accepted to the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2008. While working at Shapiro & Mack full time, Monica attended night classes at University of Baltimore. As she excelled in her academics at the Law School, Monica also worked her way up the ladder at Shapiro & Mack. Her passion and drive were paramount in her move from receptionist, to legal assistant, to paralegal at Shapiro & Mack.. As a paralegal, Monica worked closely alongside the attorneys at Shapiro & Mack in the firm’s primary practice areas of criminal defense, personal injury, and collections. Monica assisted the Shapiro & Mack attorneys on a number of cases, including but not limited to, being a part of the trial team that prevailed with dismissals on the only First Degree Murder case dismissed by the Howard County State’s Attorney’s Office in this century.. In an effort to graduate early from Law School, Monica took summer classes each semester. Through many sacrifices and hard work, Monica graduated a semester early from University of Baltimore School of Law in December 2011. Her first attempt at the Maryland Bar exam was in February 2011. Monica was one of the 65% who passed the exam that year. Her dream was finally a reality.. Prior to starting her own firm, Monica worked as an associate attorney at Shapiro & Mack. During that time, she was the lead attorney handling the Collections Department. Monica also gained experience by handling personal injury cases, criminal and traffic matters, numerous motor vehicle administration hearings, and protective/peace order hearings.. On January 28, 2015, Monica made the decision to start her own firm and opened the Law Office of Monica Guilarte, LLC.

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