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Was served at my job by attorney at this number : (

I was just served a summons, do I need to hire an attorney or do you think I can settle out of court?  Any advise would help me thank you
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This is an attorney at the jackson law firm in tx, he one of those attorneys that businesses or in my case Bank of America hire to make my life miserable.  was served at my job a summons to appear on Feb 8 in county court....this guy is like a leech

Its the Jackson Law firm, they get a judge to place judgements or levy your bank account or get an irs garnishment if you don't pay up to big banks.  my fiancee dealt with this firm and they definitlely mean business, you best bet is to try and settle with them before it makes it to court.  My longtime friend is being garnished for 25% of their wages by Citibank.  these are the attorney that sued him.  Anyways hope this helps......these guys are a*****holes who do the dirty work for big banks.....and smile

Jackson Law Firm, I'm being sued. I guess my court date is in two weeks it says. I'm going to call them and see what's up.......

its a litigation law firm,  i settled out of court though

What did you do to not got to court?  Should I answer the complaint or should I call the attorney?   What did you or anyone else do?  Ive got 4 days left to respond.

email me at spencerwatkins@clear.net and I will help you.  If you can see if you can settle before it goes to court

I got a message on my answering machine to call, i called and was told that they couldnt locate me for a summons to appear in court.  Says Chase bank has an affidavit of complaint and they have been trying to serve me papers.   because i have moved so many times reason i never got.  spoke to a jim goldberg and an attoyney jackson.  said it was a civil litigation firm.  i called later to verify and dang i am being sued  :(

Folks, this is the last-chance-to-settle-before-court scam. There are many shills on this thread claiming they've been served with a court summons. Well, if you owe money, you know you can be served/sued anywhere, anytime, so this shouldn't be news to you but court is generally the *LAST* step in the collection process for unsecured debt (especially for modest amounts) and before it gets to the court stage, legit collectors would try to get you to pay up first because going to court is costly. The first thing that should happen is a legit collector contacts you by phone or mail and this *INITIAL CONTACT* is considered a special event by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre27.pdf . Section 809 of the FDCPA *REQUIRES* the collector to tell you at initial contact (first phone call, first letter, etc.), or send you paperwork within 5 days of initial contact, 5 items. If you don't get them orally or in writing at initial contact (you do not have to ask for them, collectors are legally obligated to provide them), treat the collector like you would any SCAMMER. The 5 items are:
1. $amount of debt,
2. name of the current creditor (which may differ from the original creditor who might have sold your debt),
3. a statement that that debt will be assumed to be valid unless you dispute in writing within 30 days, (get a mailing address from your collector)
4. a statement that that if you do dispute in writing within 30 days, the collector must mail you written verification of the debt,
5. a statement that if you ask the collector in writing within 30 days, the collector must send you the name and address of the original creditor if it's different from the current creditor.

The collector can threaten court action at initial contact but the FDCPA requires that the collector actually take you to court if the collector threatens it. Threatening court and not going through with it is illegal.
Note that 3,4,5 must be done *IN WRITING* so you will need to ask an address from your collector. If s/he refuses to give you one for any reason, treat him like a SCAMMER.
The debt collection process explained in plain English http://www.consumeraffairs.com/debt/fdcpa.html

Ive been receiving phone calls this week from this number

i got served at my job today, being sued

Well, if you have debts, then you know they have to be paid or settled and you can be sued anytime, anywhere, shouldn't be a surprise. A real debtor would NOT think to come on 800notes and post got-served-being-sued but a SHILL would to try to scare victims with FAKE stories of being served and sued. Real debtors also know that a lawsuit is the ABSOLUTE LAST event that happens in the debt collection game and the law guarantees a 30-day window for debtors to contest debts they do not recognize.