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Sued by a Collection Law Firm in Texas

Most debt lawsuits are filed by a law firm hired by a bank or debt buyer. Find the firm named on your citation for what its lawsuit means, how to confirm the case is real, and how to respond before your deadline.

The firm on your papers is usually not the company you owe. On the petition, the plaintiff is the bank or debt buyer claiming the debt, and the attorney listed at the end is the law firm handling the case. The deadline to answer comes from the court rules, not from the firm.

Don't see the name on your papers? The steps are the same: confirm the case with the court clerk, note your answer deadline, and get a free case review.

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