How I won my credit card debt lawsuit (Interview)

How I won my credit card debt lawsuit (Interview)
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Being sued for credit card debt is not a good feeling, and it can be pretty isolating. If you’ve been sued, you may have gone online to look for an attorney to represent you and discovered that it’s expensive, time consuming, and complicated to find a lawyer.

Luckily, SoloSuit exists to help people like you represent yourself in court and feel less alone throughout the debt collection lawsuit process.

In today’s video, we’re going to show you an interview I recently had with a real SoloSuit customer who used our services to fight off a major debt collection agency and credit cardy company in court—and win!

His name is Mason, from South Carolina, and here’s how he beat Zwicker & Associates and Discover in court.

If you have any questions, or if you need a helping hand, head on over to SoloSuit.com where you will find endless resources. From legal documents you can personalize to your case with our software, to education resources on our blog, SoloSuit’s mission is to help you feel less alone during your debt lawsuit.

Thanks so much for watching, and good luck with your case. SoloSuit is rooting for you!

Definitions:
Summons and Complaint = Legal documents that initiate a debt lawsuit. The Summons tell you that you're being sued. The Complaint (aka Petition) tells you why you're being sued.

Answer = A formal written statement in response to the plaintiff’s Complaint. In a debt lawsuit, the Answer document contains a list of responses to each allegation outlined in the Complaint, as well as a list of affirmative defenses.

Motion for Summary Judgment = A legal document that requests the judge to rule in favor of the party that filed the motion without holding a hearing or trial.

Motion to Compel Arbitration = A legal document that requests the case to be moved to arbitration. Arbitration is a private process outside of the court where the disputing parties in a legal case can present their arguments and evidence. An arbitrator, or a neutral individual, listens to both sides and renders a decision about the legal dispute. In order to compel arbitration, the credit card agreement must contain an arbitration clause.

Dismissed with Prejudice = When a case is dismissed with prejudice, the plaintiff cannot refile the same claim again in that court.