Stipulated judgement?
You may want to ask them if they are willing to enter into a Stipulation for Conditional Entry of Judgment rather than a Consent Judgment or) you...
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You may want to ask them if they are willing to enter into a Stipulation for Conditional Entry of Judgment rather than a Consent Judgment or) you...
This may not mean that the debt is valid. However, you need to speak to an attorney about the creditors intent to sue because suit seems imminent....
Give them a call and see what offers they are willing to take to dismiss the case. If they are unreasonable, call an attorney.
It wouldn't hurt to get a bankruptcy consult as well. Generally, they are free.
Yes, you can negotiate with the credit unions attorneys, but it sounds like it's time for Chapter 7. Credit unions are the most reluctant to settle...
The settlement is probably considered income for tax purposes.
Hardship is key to negotiating with these firms. If you decide to negotiate the debt with the law firm it is okay to state the reasons you fell...
You could call the trustee, but hiring an attorney is probably best.
To file a timely response it depends on the way the summons & complaint was served (personally, a person that resides with you, by mail, etc.)...
Sounds like the damages would be so nominal it wouldn’t be worth your time to seek them.