Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

consumer law Florida
should I go to court? Citibank is suing me for a balance I disagree with. I made an arrangement with them inOct.05 to pay a settlement of 4900 paid in six payments. I paid oct nov and then in dec I called and asked them to stopp payment on the dec check as I eas goning to pay the entire remaining balance on Jan 9. When I called them on Jan 7 to ask where to send final payment they said the agreement was void at no time did the person I spoke to in Dec tell me this.The person I spoke to in Jan took an installment payment over the phone and then said he would call me on Mon to tell me where to send balance-never called and when I tried to reach him back I could not-every time u talk 2 someone at Citibank u never can reach that person again. now the lawyer say I owe 8300 n I can pay this over aperiod of 2 yrs or 75% in a month Should I go to court and try to reason with the Judge, should I get a lawyer?

Asked on 1/29/07, 9:54 am

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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Re: consumer law Florida

yes, you or your attorney must answer the summons and complaint and go to court to explain.

Answered on 1/29/07, 9:56 am

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