Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP

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Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP is a law firm that specializes in government collections, recovering unpaid taxes, fines, tolls, and other public debts on behalf of cities, counties, and other public entities.

San Antonio, TX

About Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP

Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP is a national law firm focused on collections for government entities, including counties, cities, toll authorities, courts, and other public agencies. They handle delinquent property taxes, traffic and parking citations, court fines, toll violations, and various other public receivables. The descriptor “LGBS SAN MATEO COUNTY” indicates they are collecting on behalf of San Mateo County, while the San Antonio, Texas reference aligns with their primary operations and processing location.

A charge from Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP on your card statement typically appears when you pay a delinquent balance that has been referred to collections by a government agency—such as overdue property taxes, unpaid tolls, parking tickets, or court fees. Payments may be made online, by phone, or through a payment plan, and the card charge can show both the government client name (e.g., San Mateo County) and LGBS as the collecting law firm. Sometimes a partial or test authorization may appear as a pending charge before the final amount posts.

If you have questions about this charge, first locate any notices, letters, or emails you’ve received from Linebarger or from the underlying government agency (such as San Mateo County) that reference your account number, case number, or citation number. You can then contact Linebarger directly via the contact details on their official website or on your notice to verify the amount and what it relates to. For disputes or receipt copies, use their online payment portal or call the listed phone number; if you believe the underlying fine or tax is incorrect, you may need to also contact the originating agency (e.g., the county tax office or court) to challenge or clarify the debt.

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  1. LGBS SAN MATEO COUNTY LGBS SAN MATE SAN ANTONIO TX

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from LGBS related to San Mateo County on my statement?

This charge usually represents a payment you made toward a delinquent obligation owed to San Mateo County—such as property taxes, court fines, parking or traffic tickets, or other public debts—that has been referred to Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP for collection.

Is LGBS a government agency or a private company?

LGBS (Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP) is a private law firm that contracts with government entities, such as San Mateo County, to collect delinquent taxes, fines, and other receivables on their behalf.

How can I confirm what specific debt my LGBS charge is paying for?

Check any notices or letters from Linebarger or from San Mateo County for an account, case, or citation number, then visit linebarger.com or call the phone number on your notice. Provide that reference number and they can tell you exactly which debt (e.g., ticket number, tax year, toll violation) the payment was applied to.

Can I get a receipt or statement for a payment I made to LGBS?

Yes. If you paid online, you may have received an email confirmation that serves as a receipt. You can also request a copy by contacting LGBS through their website or by phone, providing your name, the last four digits of the card used, the payment date, and the amount.

Why did I see a pending or small test charge from LGBS before the full amount posted?

Some payment processors place a temporary authorization hold or test transaction to verify your card. This may appear as a pending or small amount and is typically reversed automatically, with the final full LGBS payment posting shortly afterward.

How do I dispute an LGBS charge if I believe it is incorrect?

First contact LGBS using the information on your notice or at linebarger.com to verify the details of the debt and payment. If you still believe the underlying fine, tax, or fee is wrong, you may need to follow the dispute or appeal process of the originating agency (such as the San Mateo County tax office or court) while also notifying your bank or card issuer if you suspect an unauthorized payment.

Can I set up a payment plan with LGBS instead of paying the full amount at once?

In many cases, LGBS can arrange payment plans depending on the policies of the government agency they represent. Contact them directly with your account or case number to ask whether installment payments are allowed and what terms may apply.

How do I update or change the card I used for an LGBS payment plan?

If you have a recurring payment arrangement, contact LGBS through their customer service number or the payment portal link provided in your paperwork to update your card details, change the payment date, or adjust your payment method in line with the agreement terms.

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