Q&A: What To Do When Sued For Debt

If you are being sued for debt, you might feel overwhelmed about what to do next. You have options: ignore the lawsuit and lose the case, respond and fight back in court, or respond and settle the debt before your court date.
Join SoloSuit's CEO, George Simons, for a special Q&A on what to do when sued for debt on this week's webinar.
👉 DRAFT & FILE AN ANSWER TO YOUR DEBT LAWSUIT: shorturl.at/GWGt7
👉 MAKE AN OFFER TO SETTLE YOUR DEBT: shorturl.at/3hQ9H
👉 FILE A MOTION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION: shorturl.at/COBwH
👉 SEND A DEBT VALIDATION LETTER: shorturl.at/Y5hGB

[@solosuit]

👉 DRAFT & FILE AN ANSWER TO YOUR DEBT LAWSUIT: shorturl.at/GWGt7
👉 MAKE AN OFFER TO SETTLE YOUR DEBT: shorturl.at/3hQ9H
👉 FILE A MOTION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION: shorturl.at/COBwH
👉 SEND A DEBT VALIDATION LETTER: shorturl.at/Y5hGB

[@ConstanceMaas]

What premium package? This video has been very helpful, thank you!

[@solosuit]

The Premium package is for our Debt Answer, which includes an attorney review. you can do so here: www.solosuit.com/debt_answer

[@CharlesDarwinBarkley]

My aunt and cousin used solosuit months ago and it was great. the answer was received by the court without any problem. my question is is it still ok to contact the opposing attorney to settle even after many months have already passed and the court date is 7-8 months from now??

[@solosuit]

Yes, you can still contact and attempt to settle.

[@joelscott6584]

What do you do if you miss arbitration?

[@solosuit]

Unfortunately, SoloSuit is a self-help tool and not a law firm, so we cannot give legal advice on this situation. We would recommend consulting an attorney for help.

[@aofnyc]

Go to court and reschedule

[@JoRo417]

What to do if you have lost your job and don’t qualify for unemployment benefits?

[@solosuit]

This depends on the status of your case, but oftentimes there will be opportunities to bring this up in the Answer & debt settlement process!