I received a summons but was unaware that I needed to respond, much less that i had a time limit to respond. There was not anything on my summons, or on any of the papers i received along with it stating about a response. How was I to know that i had a response time?
It's one of those things that isn't clearly outlined in debt lawsuits, but people are expected to know. This is one of the reasons that most debt lawsuits end in an automatic loss for consumers. But with SoloSuit, you can increase your chances of winning substantially, just by responding to the case before your state deadline. To learn more about your state's deadline to respond to a debt Summons, check out our blog post on the topic: www.solosuit.com/posts/deadline-answer-avoid-default-judgment
I received a summons but was unaware that I needed to respond, much less that i had a time limit to respond. There was not anything on my summons, or on any of the papers i received along with it stating about a response. How was I to know that i had a response time?
It's one of those things that isn't clearly outlined in debt lawsuits, but people are expected to know. This is one of the reasons that most debt lawsuits end in an automatic loss for consumers. But with SoloSuit, you can increase your chances of winning substantially, just by responding to the case before your state deadline. To learn more about your state's deadline to respond to a debt Summons, check out our blog post on the topic: www.solosuit.com/posts/deadline-answer-avoid-default-judgment
What if you're on SSDI and it's your only income
Many state laws prevent wage garnishment of social security income.
So if you show up to your court date and didn't file, you automatically lose?
In some states you are required to file a written Answer AND show up to your court hearing/trial.