Reginald A. asked
I have been served with a summons from Cavalry SPV I, LLC for a debt collection case in California. We have received settlement offers in the past but ignored them. Now, we are willing to settle. What should be included in our written response to the summons? What is the process for settling with the debt collector? What should we expect in terms of court proceedings and potential wage garnishment? How can we ensure the settlement is documented and reported correctly to credit agencies? And finally, how do we confirm that the case is closed after a settlement?
January 16th, 2023
Tina H. answered
When responding to the summons, you need to answer the allegations made by the plaintiff and raise a...
January 16th, 2023
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