Settlement question - answer to the court
Date: Tue, 06/17/2008 - 06:33
Does your answer to the court have to be submitted right away or
Does your answer to the court have to be submitted right away or might you be able to wait until you have the paperwork from your creditor?
I would see if you can get a copy of the letter right away. Mayb
I would see if you can get a copy of the letter right away. Maybe they can fax it to you. You would want to include it with your responce to the court.
Here is a good resource
Here is an FAQ about "What is an Answer and a Default Judgment?"
http://www.helpfordebtors.com/node/4#4
It links to another website that provides much more information about filing an Answer. Here's that link (it's super-long and that sometimes causes problems or breaks the link, so check out the link above first):
http://www.lawhelp.org/WA/showdocument.cfm/County/%20/City/%20/demoMode/=%201/Language/1/State/WA/TextOnly/N/ZipCode/%20/LoggedIn/0/rpc/1020100/doctype/dynamicdoc/ichannelprofileid/13874/idynamicdocid/3846/iorganizationid/1553/itopicID/859/iProblemCodeID/1020100/iChannelID/7/isubtopicid/1/iproblemcodeid/1020100
they didn't want to fax it, so I have to wait till I get it in t
they didn't want to fax it, so I have to wait till I get it in the mail
Answer the court summons as if the settlement does not exist. T
Answer the court summons as if the settlement does not exist. They may be stalling to get a default judgement because you did not answer the summons.
There is no reason they can not fax it AND send one via mail.
That's what I was thinking. They said they couldn't fax it becau
That's what I was thinking. They said they couldn't fax it because it has to be reviewed or something like that.