Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Re: school payment

Depending on the circumstances, you may have some defenses under the FDCPA, among other possible defenses. However, it is impossible to give you an analysis of your case without understanding all of the facts. You may want to retain a lawyer to help you fight their counsel.

Re: school payment

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You should speak with the lawyers and request proof of the amounts due. It may be adviseable to try and resolve this prior to suit being filed in order to save costs of litigation and additional attorney fees. If a lawsuit is filed, you will have the right to demand proof of all amounts due and owing. Further, you will be given the opportunity to testify and cross examine any witnesses for the plaintiff.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.