DEBT LAWSUIT Most Common questions ANSWERED
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No. If you ignore the lawsuit, it will NOT go away. It will turn into a frozen bank account.
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These 3rd-party debt buyers bought your debt for pennies on the dollar. They often don't have the paperwork to prove they own it legally. We force them to prove it.
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It's completely legal. They can and they do, every single day.
When you opened a credit card, the fine print included a clause allowing the bank to sell the account if you default. They package thousands of accounts into massive electronic spreadsheets and sell them to third-party debt buyers (like Midland, LVNV, or Portfolio Recovery) for pennies on the dollar.
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While it’s a valid excuse, it’s not a legal defense you can use with the creditors or in court.
However, Fenters Law Firm WILL work with you allowing you to do monthly payments so you don’t have a large legal fee upfront.
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We have flat-fee pricing.
We also offer payment plans in order to work with our clients to make their monthly payment plan to use affordable.
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NO! Fenters Law Firm goes to court FOR YOU. You do not go.
If you do go, they will use you as a witness to prove you owe the alleged debt. We protect you from this!
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Fenters Law Firm serves the following counties:
Pittsburgh (Allegheny County)
Erie (Erie County)
Meadville (Crawford County)
Washington (Washington County)
Greensburg (Westmoreland County)
Uniontown (Fayette County)
Butler (Butler County)
Indiana (Indiana County)
Johnstown (Cambria County)
Altoona (Blair County)
DuBois (Clearfield County)
State College (Centre County)
Harrisburg (Dauphin County)
Lebanon (Lebanon County)
Lancaster (Lancaster County)
Reading (Berks County) West
Chester (Chester County)
Media (Delaware County)
Jim Thorpe (Carbon County)
Scranton (Lackawanna County)
Stroudsburg (Monroe County)
Easton (Northampton County)
Allentown (Lehigh County)
Doylestown (Bucks County)
Norristown (Montgomery County)
Pottsville (Schuylkill County)
...and all surrounding towns and counties in the Western, Middle, and Eastern Districts.