I would like to preface this with I take nothing you say as legal advice, I would just like to know if it is operational procedure to file a Debt Lawsuit Settlement Letter, even though I just finished my Answer Document for the summons?
I sent the Answer in this Tuesday, May 3rd, is getting both in rapid order going to throw off the legal process?
You can submit a settlement letter if you like and its best to do so after the initial Answer is sent.
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Thank you for the Response Deja! In your conjecture, should I state the amount I am willing to settle for or do you just send the fact that you are willing to settle, then see what they say?
Steven.roth1989
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I would like to preface this with I take nothing you say as legal advice, I would just like to know if it is operational procedure to file a Debt Lawsuit Settlement Letter, even though I just finished my Answer Document for the summons?
I sent the Answer in this Tuesday, May 3rd, is getting both in rapid order going to throw off the legal process?
Thank you,
If you use our services https://www.solosuit.com/more_documents then you will type what you are willing to offer.
If the person or company suing you is the one you originally owe the debt to, they may be willing to settle for 40–60% of the debt.
If the person or company suing you is not the person you originally owed, they may be willing to settle for 10–20% of the debt
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You can submit a settlement letter if you like and its best to do so after the initial Answer is sent.
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Steven.roth1989
Thank you for the Response Deja! In your conjecture, should I state the amount I am willing to settle for or do you just send the fact that you are willing to settle, then see what they say?
Deja Bryant
If you use our services https://www.solosuit.com/more_documents then you will type what you are willing to offer.
If the person or company suing you is the one you originally owe the debt to, they may be willing to settle for 40–60% of the debt.
If the person or company suing you is not the person you originally owed, they may be willing to settle for 10–20% of the debt
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