Resolve debt with Swift Funds Financial by validating the debt, responding to lawsuits on time, raising defenses, and negotiating a settlement.
Read full article →Sequium Asset Solutions class action lawsuit for violating the FDCPA was dismissed shortly after it was filed.
Read full article →North Carolina's statute of limitations on debt is 3 years for most consumer debts; once it expires, collectors can't sue, but the debt remains.
Read full article →You have 15-30 days to respond to a Writ of Summons for debt collection in Maryland. To respond, file an Answer (also known as a Notice of Intent to Defend).
Read full article →File a Motion to Vacate Judgment within 6 months to a year (state-specific) by showing improper service, excusable neglect, fraud, or new evidence.
Read full article →Leaving the country with unpaid credit card debt can lead to serious consequences, including lawsuits, wage garnishment, credit damage, and possible tax issues.
Read full article →Resolve debt with ACEI Collections by validating the debt, responding to lawsuits on time, raising defenses, and negotiating a settlement.
Read full article →Resolve debt with Carter Young Collections by validating the debt, responding to lawsuits on time, raising defenses, and negotiating a settlement.
Read full article →The Georgia statute of limitations on debt is six years for written contracts and four years for oral contracts, open accounts, and credit card debt.
Read full article →Your Summons Response should address each claim against you and list out your affirmative defenses. File it with the court before your state's deadline.
Read full article →File a Motion to Dismiss when the lawsuit lacks legal grounds: improper service, expired statute of limitations, lack of standing, or failure to state a claim.
Read full article →Resolve debt with FCO Collections and Outsourcing by validating the debt, responding to lawsuits on time, raising defenses, and negotiating a settlement.
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