Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Let's see if the attorney can bring in a witness who can present a single credit card slip with your signature. Let's see if they can show a single purchase delivered to your address. Are you a carpenter? Let's see if any purchases involve nailguns or hammers. Are you a doctor? Are there purchases for stethoscopes or lab coats? Why are there trips to London or Cancun on the bill when your spouse (who is in court with you) will say you've never left the U.S.? Where are the checks from your account showing you've paid on the balance in the past?

Get the idea? Make sure you request copies of the bills and charge slips before the trial so that you can be ready. It's not your job to prove a negative. They have to prove it's you.

And you know how to be respectful or you wouldn't be asking. I wish you the best of luck!

You must amend your answer to the complaint and deny the charges. This will put the case at issue. You cannot be equivocal. If in fact there is not legal basis for the claim, you should hire a lawyer familiar with such cases. The lawyer can collect his attorney's fees and costs. Let me know what city you are in and possibly I know someone who can help you.

see www. ConsumerLawyerHelp.co under collection violations.

When you show up - ask for the evidence. Where is the contract for the credit card account. Where are the receipts of purchases? No evidence, no case.