Have you been sued by a credit card company?

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Credit card companies rarely sue anyone. They write the bad debt off for tax purposes. The debt is bought by scavenger debt collectors. The scavenger debt collectors are the ones that sue you, using down on their luck lawyers.
 
i'm being sued by a collection company lawyer. I have to respond but I don' know how. do you know how? my summons says that iI I don't answer i will loose
 
i'm being sued by a collection company lawyer. I have to respond but I don' know how. do you know how? my summons says that iI I don't answer i will loose


All you have to do is respond with what is called a "general denial".

You could Google "general denial civil lawsuit (YOUR COUNTY), California

Here is a link to an example for suit that is $1,000 or less:

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...ekDYt1EvQ&sig2=phspjMVy_JTIvPr5r_4Jhw&cad=rja

Here is a link to an example for suit that over $1,000:

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...P9ywljWmQ&sig2=At-ISvD2O_Vi7dKXQVD1Lw&cad=rja


More examples and discussion points:

http://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/civil/main.htm

http://law.onecle.com/california/civil-procedure/431.30.html

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/10525919/General-Denial-General-Denial---California

http://www.formsworkflow.com/d77169.aspx
 
thank you
are you a lawyer?
do you know if is true that when you are sue by collection company lawyers and you fight it in court they back off?
 
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thank you
are you a lawyer?
do you know if is true that when you are sue by collection company lawyers and you fight it in court they back off?

Yes, I'm a lawyer.
Generally, if you file a general denial and/or go to court these creeps fail to appear or don't follow through.
That is generally, but you'll have to see in your case.
The creeps that are after you want easy money.
They want you to default or fail to appear.
They often slither away if they see you're fighting back.
Wjhat is the amount they are trying to steal from you?
 
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