Sued By Winn Law Group? Here's Help!

You have about 30 days from the day you were served to file a written response, and that's usually enough time.

Miss that deadline and the plaintiff can take a default judgment against you. Respond, and whoever they're filing for has to prove the case, which is harder than it sounds. Here's how, and how I can help.

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Winn Law Group is a collection law firm in Fullerton, California. It's not the company you owed. It files collection lawsuits as outside counsel, for banks, credit unions, auto lenders, and debt buyers, and its best-documented debt-buyer client is the Cavalry family, Cavalry SPV I and Cavalry Portfolio Services, which hold charged-off accounts that started with names like Citibank, Capital One, and Synchrony.

So read the caption on your summons and find the plaintiff. If it's Cavalry SPV I or another debt buyer, the case runs on debt-buyer rules, and the first question is whether the plaintiff can prove it owns your account at all, through every hand it passed, with admissible evidence. If the plaintiff is a bank or credit union, it's an original-creditor case, and the records and the numbers still have to be proven the legal way.

Either way, the firm across the aisle runs a volume practice built around cases nobody answers. A filed response changes which kind of case yours is.

Use the thirty days

From the day you're served, you generally have thirty days to file a written response with the court. If nothing gets filed, the plaintiff can ask for an automatic judgment against you (called a default judgment), and with a judgment they can levy your bank account, meaning they take the money directly, garnish your wages if you have a job, or put a lien on your house. Responding is what makes everything above matter, because a defended case is where the proof gets tested.

Two reads that will help. Here's how to calculate your deadline, which is more particular than people expect. And the top five mistakes people make when they get sued is five minutes well spent before you decide anything.

Let it be my problem

If you'd rather hand this off, the consultation is free, it takes fifteen minutes, and you speak with me directly. No intake screener, no telemarketer. Although the outcome can't be guaranteed, you can offload the process, so you know that whatever can be done is being done while you go about the other things in your life. It's sort of like the alarm clock by your bed. Once it's set, your brain stops holding the time, because that's taken care of. Let me take care of this.

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