I have tuition debt with my university. After being contacted by a few collections agencies for a few years, I finally received a letter from an attorney representing my school. So, I mailed a letter explaining my financial hardship and plan to make monthly payment of a few hundred dollers because I did not want to be sued.
Now, after I sent an initial payment, the attorney sent me copies of the Stipulation of Settlement for me to sign and return to the attorney.
What does this mean? The reason why I decided to make a monthly payment is because I do not want to be filed with the court. So, can I refuse to sign the Stipulation??
I cannot afford to find an attorney to take care of this situation, so any information is very appreciated!
2007-10-27
09:25:38
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