Yes. To be on the safe side. If they do not respond to an email, fax and call.

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Have the payment hand delivered to the attorney and have a receipt signed.

It may be a scam or past the time limitations to sue. Making a payment may waive your rights. Provide such companies no information and insist...

Demand the defendant dismiss the case for payment, seek a date continuance, and file a motion for summary judgment with payment proof.

They can only get what is in the account on that levy.

If your bank account is garnished, file a claim of exemption.

Get a good, skilled, judgement collection attorney.

It depends if it is a judgment or on your credit report. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred. Use the Avvo...

Check Court records (many are available online), and your credit report to see if you were timely sued.

Contact class action attorneys handling these cases. Use the Avvo search tool to find an attorney. https://www.avvo.com/find-a-lawyer