Ebooks · included with membership

The books teach it. The platform does it with you.

Brian Parker wrote eight books on defending consumer debt cases. Every KillDebt membership includes all eight, next to the tools that do what they teach. A book cannot read your complaint or know your state's deadline. The platform can, and each book below names the tool built for its job.

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  • A blue playbook standing beside a phone that shows its contents page. The cover reads: How to Reopen a Closed Case and Get Your Day in Court.
  • A blue playbook standing beside a phone that shows its contents page. The cover reads: Stop a Wage or Garnishment Before They Take Your Paycheck.
  • A blue playbook standing beside a phone that shows its contents page. The cover names federal law, state rules, letter templates and step by step action plans.
  • A charcoal paperback. Brian Parker stands in a dark suit with his arms folded, beside the line: Step by Step Defense Strategy.
  • A white paperback. A man sits with his head in his hands under the question: What to do in the first 48 hours after being sued?
  • A navy paperback. Brian Parker stands in a dark suit and a gold tie, and the word KILLER is set in gold across the title.
  • A navy paperback. Brian Parker stands beside the subtitle: Handling Hard Inquiries and Effective Validation Requests.
  • A navy paperback. Brian Parker stands with one hand in his pocket, and the first half of the title is set in gold.

Eight titles in the member library, as PDFs, on any device. Not sold separately.

Pick up the one for where your case stands

A blue playbook standing beside a phone that shows its contents page. The cover reads: How to Reopen a Closed Case and Get Your Day in Court.

A judgment already exists

Default Judgment Set Aside Playbook

Two things every state wants, sworn: good cause and a meritorious defense. And the three doors through the one-year wall, starting with bad service.

Pairs with Rules Searcher · ParkerGPT

A blue playbook standing beside a phone that shows its contents page. The cover reads: Stop a Wage or Garnishment Before They Take Your Paycheck.

Your paycheck or account was hit

Garnishment Defense Playbook

File the objection first; it is the only thing that stops the money moving. The book's own line: the garnishment is the tail, the default is the head.

Pairs with Rules Searcher · Calendar

A blue playbook standing beside a phone that shows its contents page. The cover names federal law, state rules, letter templates and step by step action plans.

They took the car

Repo Defense Playbook

TILA on the front of the loan, UCC Article 9 on the back of the repossession. The lender has to be clean on both to collect the deficiency.

Pairs with Debt Doc Audit

A charcoal paperback. Brian Parker stands in a dark suit with his arms folded, beside the line: Step by Step Defense Strategy.

Writing your answer · sued by the bank itself

How to Overwhelm a Credit Card Company

The securitization question for an original creditor: what the bank sold, and where its own SEC filings say so. A different defense from the debt-buyer one.

Pairs with Securitization Searcher

A white paperback. A man sits with his head in his hands under the question: What to do in the first 48 hours after being sued?

You were just served

48-Hour Debt Lawsuit Action Plan

The two-day triage: read the caption, look for "successor in interest", check what is attached, count your deadline in your state's days.

Pairs with ParkerGPT

A navy paperback. Brian Parker stands in a dark suit and a gold tie, and the word KILLER is set in gold across the title.

Writing your answer · sued by a debt buyer

Writing a Killer Answer to a Collection Lawsuit

Answer from their own exhibits: mark every paragraph true or false, and put the missing link in the chain of title on the first page you file.

Pairs with ParkerGPT · Case Searcher

A navy paperback. Brian Parker stands beside the subtitle: Handling Hard Inquiries and Effective Validation Requests.

Before anyone sues

A Guide to Credit Dispute

Belt and Suspenders: send the bureaus more than the law requires, so a technicality cannot bounce the dispute. Identity theft included.

Pairs with Cheat Sheets

A navy paperback. Brian Parker stands with one hand in his pocket, and the first half of the title is set in gold.

You have a court date

Top 10 Judge Tips to Help Win Your Court Appearance

One theory of the case, said early and said last. Visit a motion day before yours. Read the court file first. And never say the plaintiff's name.

Pairs with Court Tester

Why the books come with a platform

A book cannot know your state. The tools exist for that gap.

Judge Tips says rehearse

Write the five questions you think the judge will ask, then practice. Court Tester runs that rehearsal against an AI judge and opposing counsel, built from your actual filings.

Overwhelm sends you to EDGAR

The bank's own filings show what it sold. The book has you searching sec.gov by hand; the Securitization Searcher indexes those filings and searches five years of them.

The Answer book cites Michigan

Its case law is Michigan's. Your court is not. Case Searcher finds your state's version of the same holdings, and Rules Searcher gives your court's own deadline.

The bookshelf comes with the tools.

All eight books are in the member library, next to ParkerGPT, the searchers, and Court Tester. One membership covers everything on this page.

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