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minou10-1984

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Subject: credit card lawsuit

Wed Dec 30, 2009 3:00 am

i only old $2000 now they sending me to court i pregnant i don`t have enough money to support my family what can i tell the judge.

carol

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Location: Los Angeles, California

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Wed Dec 30, 2009 9:20 am

Hi minou10-1984

You have been summoned to court? So, you have been served a judgment I presume. I would suggest that you go to court and don't ignore the summon. You will be given a chance to defend yourself before the judge and if the judge thinks it fit, you will get a suitable decision. In any case don't ignore the summon. Gather as much documentation as possible of why you are not able to pay off the debt and produce it in court. I know this is a bad situation to be in but you can't help it either. The only way to go about is in a straight path. Do let me know if there is more help you need.
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