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Filing Debt Lawsuit Response
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In Texas, if a plaintiff claims breach of contract without including the contract, you can request the contract, assert the claims insufficiency, or file a motion to dismiss for lack of evidence. Respond within 20 days of being served. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
debt lawsuit claiming breach of contract in Texas but the plaintiff didn’t include the contract
In Texas, if a plaintiff claims breach of contract but hasn't included the contract, you might consider:
- Requesting the plaintiff to produce the contract.
- Asserting that the plaintiff's failure to provide the contract makes the claim insufficient.
- Filing a motion to dismiss for lack of evidence.
Have you been served with the lawsuit officially?
- Requesting the plaintiff to produce the contract.
- Asserting that the plaintiff's failure to provide the contract makes the claim insufficient.
- Filing a motion to dismiss for lack of evidence.
Have you been served with the lawsuit officially?
yes
Got it. Since you've been officially served, it's crucial to respond within the deadline stated in the summons. In Texas, the deadline is typically 20 days from the date of service. Consider reaching out to a local attorney for personalized advice. Would you like to be connected with a local lawyer who can better assist you?
no. Can you help me draft a response if I provide the info?
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Sure, I can help guide you in drafting a response to the lawsuit. Please provide the specific claims made by the plaintiff, any defenses you might have, and any additional information you believe is crucial for your case. This will help tailor your response effectively.
Sure, I can help guide you in drafting a response to the lawsuit. Please provide the specific claims made by the plaintiff, any defenses you might have, and any additional information you believe is crucial for your case. This will help tailor your response effectively.
LVNV FUNDING LLC VS. PATRICK BENNETT
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To draft a response tailored to your situation, please provide:
- Specific claims made by LVNV Funding LLC.
- Any defenses or evidence you have.
- Any other relevant information about the case.
This information will help in creating a more precise response.
To draft a response tailored to your situation, please provide:
- Specific claims made by LVNV Funding LLC.
- Any defenses or evidence you have.
- Any other relevant information about the case.
This information will help in creating a more precise response.
Case #*-FC-*-*
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Filing an answer to a debt lawsuit involves addressing the claims and asserting your defenses. It's essential to carefully review the complaint and respond accordingly. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Review the claims made by LVNV Funding LLC.
- Identify any defenses or counterclaims you might have.
- Draft your response to address each allegation.
- Consider requesting the plaintiff to produce the contract if it's missing.
- File and serve your answer within the deadline.
If you need further guidance, I can help you outline your response based on the information provided.
Filing an answer to a debt lawsuit involves addressing the claims and asserting your defenses. It's essential to carefully review the complaint and respond accordingly. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Review the claims made by LVNV Funding LLC.
- Identify any defenses or counterclaims you might have.
- Draft your response to address each allegation.
- Consider requesting the plaintiff to produce the contract if it's missing.
- File and serve your answer within the deadline.
If you need further guidance, I can help you outline your response based on the information provided.
LVNV claims breach of contract but they did not submit an original contract with the filing. I am also challenging validity as the petition does not show all purchases and interest charged totaling the $*.* alleged debt owed. I am also disputing that LVNV has a right to sue. And disputing that the original creditors contract should include an arbitration clause.
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Here's some general guidance for your response to the lawsuit:
- Challenge the Contract: Assert that the lack of an original contract makes the claim insufficient.
- Dispute the Debt Amount: Demand a detailed account of all purchases and interest charged.
- Question LVNV's Standing: Contest their right to sue and request proof of their authority.
- Arbitration Clause: Argue that the original creditor's contract should include an arbitration clause.
If you need further assistance, consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice. If you change your mind about connecting with a lawyer, let me know!
Here's some general guidance for your response to the lawsuit:
- Challenge the Contract: Assert that the lack of an original contract makes the claim insufficient.
- Dispute the Debt Amount: Demand a detailed account of all purchases and interest charged.
- Question LVNV's Standing: Contest their right to sue and request proof of their authority.
- Arbitration Clause: Argue that the original creditor's contract should include an arbitration clause.
If you need further assistance, consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice. If you change your mind about connecting with a lawyer, let me know!
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