Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Nevada

Re: recieved summons for debt, how do I stall to raise money?

You need to file an answer and affirmative defenses, this can buy you time. There may be motions you may consider, motion to strike or others.

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Re: recieved summons for debt, how do I stall to raise money?

I do not give legal advice as to specific litigation through this site, I only provide general legal information and also make myself available for people to contact me if I am able to represent them. I also do not believe it would be proper to advise someone how to "stall" litigation, but you can certainly try to negotiate, which seems to be what you are doing.