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I currently have a subpoena of information for an old credit card debt

Date: Tue, 10/13/2020 10:53
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I currently have a subpoena of information for an old credit card debt, ca sent me a post card stating I had to come to a hearing but it didn't look legit to me because I thought if I had to appear in court it would've been on a different form so I didn't go. so now I have this subpoena and a threat if I don't comply a warrant would be issued. I tried to make payment arrangements or get a settlement in the past but it was refused. So what should I do now?




As you have already experienced failed arrangements or settlements in the past, my suggestion will be to contact a lawyer and to explain to the lawyer everything in detail.

The lawyer may help you with correct advice regarding what you should do in this situation.

You may call in this number 800-DEBT-913 to get assistance.

Sub: #1 posted on Wed, 10/14/2020 - 05:49

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