Texas attorney general sues owners of Dallas-area college test-prep center

Jul 27, 2009

The Texas attorney general’s office filed a fraud lawsuit Monday against a Cedar Hill couple who have a history of attracting consumer complaints.

According to the Dallas Morning News, Frances and John Joseph Stuart first sold college test-prep software in Southern California. Their company attracted more than 100 consumer complaints and shut down.

They opened a company under a new name last year in Coppell, the SAT and ACT Prep Center. Complaints rolled in again, leading to Monday’s suit.

Dr. N. Joyce Payne is founder of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, the national advocacy organization designed to support students who attend the 47 historically Black colleges and universities.

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