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| Cavalry Spv Hawthorn, NY
Hawthorn, New York U.S.A. |
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Cavalry Spv WON lawsuit filed by these predators Hawthorn Hawthorn New York
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If you get sued by these people, don't call them, just FILE AN ANSWER at the courthouse where the suit was filed. Deny owing the debt in the answer and have it NOTARIZED. These people buy junk debts, real or not, and sue in district court (not small claims). They figure you will not file an answer, they will then file a motion for entry of default judgment (they don't have to prove anything if you don't file an answer) Please note that IF they filed in small claims court, they would actually have to send someone to the courthouse to represent them. District court default judgments can be obtained WITHOUT the expense of sending a lawyer to court.
so FILE AN ANSWER! I did and they dropped the case because they had no evidence.
Mark
charlotte, North Carolina
U.S.A.
so FILE AN ANSWER! I did and they dropped the case because they had no evidence.
Mark
charlotte, North Carolina
U.S.A.
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AUTHOR: Cucumberwrap - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
POSTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
This is not necessarily true. While you should never ignore a court summons, simply filing an answer does not make the case dissolve. Sometimes the company has very good evidence that you do owe the money. The burden on proof falls on you. It is in your best interest to have paperwork to back up your claim.
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
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AUTHOR: Cucumberwrap - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
POSTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
This is not necessarily true. While you should never ignore a court summons, simply filing an answer does not make the case dissolve. Sometimes the company has very good evidence that you do owe the money. The burden on proof falls on you. It is in your best interest to have paperwork to back up your claim.
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
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What's this? #3 Consumer Comment
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AUTHOR: Cucumberwrap - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
POSTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
This is not necessarily true. While you should never ignore a court summons, simply filing an answer does not make the case dissolve. Sometimes the company has very good evidence that you do owe the money. The burden on proof falls on you. It is in your best interest to have paperwork to back up your claim.
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
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What's this? #4 Consumer Comment
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AUTHOR: Cucumberwrap - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
POSTED: Monday, July 14, 2008
This is not necessarily true. While you should never ignore a court summons, simply filing an answer does not make the case dissolve. Sometimes the company has very good evidence that you do owe the money. The burden on proof falls on you. It is in your best interest to have paperwork to back up your claim.
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
And yes, you can have a default judgment signed against without an attorney for the company present at the small claims/city court. It really depends on the judge.
So get ready! If you do owe the debt, resolve it with them immediately. Filing an answer sets you up for a court date, which hires the hearing department at the collection agency. If they have evidence against you and you can't defend your case, then your costs have skyrocketed because you had to get the company's attorneys involved.
Yay!
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Good Advice!
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, June 14, 2007
POSTED: Thursday, June 14, 2007
Very good advice Mark.
Never, NEVER, NEVER!!! ignore a lawsuit summons! Once they obtain a money judgement they can legally do all sorts of things to collect the cash!
Never, NEVER, NEVER!!! ignore a lawsuit summons! Once they obtain a money judgement they can legally do all sorts of things to collect the cash!
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