5 Steps to take when facing a credit card lawsuit.

Facing a credit card lawsuit?  Please don’t panic.  Follow these easy steps and you’ll obtain a great result almost every time.

Step 1 – Take a few minutes to actually read the lawsuit.  See if they have sued the correct person, see if you can recognize the account that they are suing on.

Step 2 – Go to www.annualcreditreport.com and obtain a current copy of your credit report.  This can provide very helpful information about your credit account.

Step 3 – Contact a Consumer Attorney.  This isn’t hard.  Pick up the phone and call one of us.  We’re glad to offer a FREE, no obligation consultation on a credit card lawsuit.

Step 4 – Hire a Consumer Attorney.  Please do not think that you are capable on handling this yourself.  Only fools represent themselves.  The attorney for the creditor has probably handled thousands of these. He knows the rules of court, the procedures, the issues.  You know none of that.   Don’t be the guy who loses a winnable case because he thinks that he is smarter than everyone else or because you’re trying to save a few bucks.

Step 5 – Sit back and let the Consumer Attorney do his job.  We’re the experts, we’re the ones who handle these cases.  Let us do our job and you will be very pleased with the results.

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