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Your Attorney will draft and file an Answer on your behalf with the court
Guardian handles all legal proceedings and will represent you in court to contest the lawsuit
Priority negotiators work with your creditors to reach a favorable settlement
The clock starts ticking the moment you’re served. The summons from the credit card company tells you how long you have to respond — typically between 20 to 30 days depending on your state.
Read the debt collection lawsuit documents carefully and look for:
Only 10% of consumers sued for a debt have legal representation despite data showing you are significantly more likely to reach settlements with an attorney.
People are losing credit card lawsuits they might have been able to fight or dismiss — simply because they didn’t know what to do or waited too long to act.
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We provide legal services for those facing a debt lawsuit. With every case, we are committed to resolving your debts as part of Guardian’s Debt Defense Program.
Debt consolidation involves taking out a new loan to pay off your existing debts. It restructures your debt but doesn’t reduce the total amount you owe. We focus on negotiating a reduction in your debt, not refinancing it.
Credit repair companies attempt to improve your credit score by disputing negative items on your report. This doesn’t resolve the underlying debt. We focus on settling your debt, which may impact your credit in the short term but leads to long-term financial stability.
Government debt relief programs operate under specific regulations and eligibility criteria. We are a private law firm offering tailored legal services to negotiate and settle your debts. Accordion Content
Debt validation involves requesting verification from creditors that a debt is valid. While useful, it doesn’t reduce or resolve the debt. Our service focuses on negotiating with creditors to lower the amount you owe.
Debt management programs create repayment plans that typically reduce interest rates but not the principal amount. We aim to reduce the principal balance you owe, providing a quicker path to financial freedom.
Our goal is to help you get out of debt
Our goal is to help you get out of debt
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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice. Every case is different. If you’re facing a debt lawsuit, please reach out to us to discuss your specific situation.
Ignoring a debt lawsuit might seem like the easiest option, but it usually leads to a default judgment. This means the creditor wins automatically and can garnish your wages, freeze your bank accounts, or put liens on your property. If you feel overwhelmed or unsure about your next step, getting guidance from experienced attorneys like our team at Guardian Litigation Group can clarify your options and protect your rights.
It’s definitely not too late. Many people mistakenly believe a lawsuit closes the door on negotiating a settlement, but creditors often remain open—or even become more flexible—after litigation starts, preferring to avoid costly court proceedings. Our attorneys at Guardian Litigation Group routinely help clients negotiate beneficial settlements even after a lawsuit has begun.
Yes, creditors and debt collectors can sue you if you fail to make payments. Large banks and credit card companies typically wait several months before taking legal action. However, once a debt is sold to a collection agency, lawsuits become more common—especially for balances over $1,000. If you’ve been sued, contact us immediately to discuss your defense options.
While you can represent yourself, having an experienced debt defense attorney can make all the difference in protecting your rights. Without legal representation, creditors may:
As an experienced law firm with over 20 debt defense attorneys, we provide:
Answering a debt summons involves filing a formal written response, commonly called an “Answer,” with the court. Typically, you have between 20 to 30 days from the date you’re served, though the exact timeline varies by state and is clearly stated on your summons. Your Answer should address each claim listed by the creditor, clearly stating whether you agree, disagree, or lack sufficient information to respond. It’s essential to include any legal defenses you have, such as incorrect debt amounts, expired statutes of limitations, or disputes over ownership of the debt.
After completing your Answer, you must file it with the court clerk, often with a filing fee (though fee waivers are available if you qualify), and send a copy directly to the creditor’s attorney. Missing this deadline can result in a default judgment against you, granting the creditor everything they’re requesting. If you’re unsure about this process or how to structure your response, our team of experienced zero-down debt defense attorneys at Guardian Litigation Group regularly helps people draft and file these Answers, ensuring their rights are protected and increasing the likelihood of a favorable outcome.
Ignoring a debt lawsuit might seem like the easiest option, but it usually leads to a default judgment. This means the creditor wins automatically and can garnish your wages, freeze your bank accounts, or put liens on your property. If you feel overwhelmed or unsure about your next step, getting guidance from experienced attorneys like our team at Guardian Litigation Group can clarify your options and protect your rights.
It’s definitely not too late. Many people mistakenly believe a lawsuit closes the door on negotiating a settlement, but creditors often remain open—or even become more flexible—after litigation starts, preferring to avoid costly court proceedings. Our attorneys at Guardian Litigation Group routinely help clients negotiate beneficial settlements even after a lawsuit has begun.
Yes, creditors and debt collectors can sue you if you fail to make payments. Large banks and credit card companies typically wait several months before taking legal action. However, once a debt is sold to a collection agency, lawsuits become more common—especially for balances over $1,000. If you’ve been sued, contact us immediately to discuss your defense options.
While you can represent yourself, having an experienced debt defense attorney can make all the difference in protecting your rights. Without legal representation, creditors may:
As experienced law firm with over 20 debt defense attorneys, we provide:
Answering a debt summons involves filing a formal written response, commonly called an “Answer,” with the court. Typically, you have between 20 to 30 days from the date you’re served, though the exact timeline varies by state and is clearly stated on your summons. Your Answer should address each claim listed by the creditor, clearly stating whether you agree, disagree, or lack sufficient information to respond. It’s essential to include any legal defenses you have, such as incorrect debt amounts, expired statutes of limitations, or disputes over ownership of the debt.
After completing your Answer, you must file it with the court clerk, often with a filing fee (though fee waivers are available if you qualify), and send a copy directly to the creditor’s attorney. Missing this deadline can result in a default judgment against you, granting the creditor everything they’re requesting. If you’re unsure about this process or how to structure your response, our team of experienced zero-down debt defense attorneys at Guardian Litigation Group regularly helps people draft and file these Answers, ensuring their rights are protected and increasing the likelihood of a favorable outcome.
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