You won't go to jail for owing a debt, but if you intentionally miss a court date involving the debt or fail to obey a court order to make payments, you might.
Read full article →Debt collectors can call family members only to locate you, not to discuss your debt. Disclosing debt details to others violates the FDCPA.
Read full article →Make a debt validation letter in 3 steps: state your dispute in writing, demand proof of the debt, and send it certified mail within 30 days of first contact.
Read full article →Got a debt summons? Learn how to get a debt lawsuit dismissed. Use SoloSuit to file your Answer online in 15 minutes. We mail and file it for you.
Read full article →Even if the statute of limitations on your student debt has passed, the debt can still show up on your credit report for up to seven years.
Read full article →You have 20 days to respond to a debt collection lawsuit in Rhode Island. To respond, file an Answer document with the court and send a copy to the plaintiff.
Read full article →If you're sued for debt in West Virginia, you have 20 days to respond with a written Answer. In your Answer, respond to each claim and assert your defenses.
Read full article →You have 20 days to respond to a Kentucky summons for debt before risk losing by default. You should respond to the lawsuit with a written Answer.
Read full article →You have 21 days to respond to a debt lawsuit in Kansas. To respond, you should file a written Answer addressing each claim and asserting your defenses.
Read full article →You have 35 days to respond to a debt lawsuit in New Jersey. To respond, you must file an Answer where you respond to each claim and assert your defenses.
Read full article →Sued for debt in Pennsylvania? You have 20 days to respond. File your Answer quickly with SoloSuit, then negotiate a payoff using SoloSettle.
Read full article →You have 30 days to answer a debt lawsuit in Oregon circuit court (14 days in small claims). File an Answer, pay the fee, and send a copy to the plaintiff.
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