Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida
Our bank filed suit against us for a loan which we defaulted on (it was a signature vehicle loan). We are not disputing the fact or the amount, however there are mitigating circumstances. Is there a benefit in going to court and present our case, or is it better to settle for the full amount plus court and legal fees out of court?
1 Answer from Attorneys
What are the mitigating circumstances? Unless they are legal, it is unlikely the court will listen to them. See a consumer lawyer in your area for help. For a consumer lawyer in your area, go to
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