An MCA Funder Is Threatening Legal Action
Threats of a lawsuit — or a lawsuit that's already been filed — are time-sensitive. The most important step is getting qualified legal advice quickly.
Important: If you have received a lawsuit, judgment, court papers, a bank levy or freeze, or any notice with a deadline, contact a qualified attorney licensed in your state promptly. Submitting a form on this website does not pause any deadline, stop any legal process, or create an attorney-client relationship. Business Debt Relief Group does not provide legal representation.
Threat vs. filed lawsuit
A demand letter or phone call warning of legal action is different from being served with a summons and complaint. Once a lawsuit is filed and served, there are deadlines to respond. Missing them can result in a default judgment.
If you have received a lawsuit, judgment, court papers, a bank levy or freeze, or any notice with a deadline, contact a qualified attorney licensed in your state promptly. Submitting a form on this website does not pause any deadline, stop any legal process, or create an attorney-client relationship. Business Debt Relief Group does not provide legal representation.
What to gather
- All MCA agreements and any guarantees
- Every notice, letter, email, or text from the funder or its attorneys
- Any court papers, with the date you received them
- Payment history and bank statements showing remittances
Where we fit
Business Debt Relief Group does not represent businesses in court. If your situation involves legal action, we encourage you to work with an attorney. You can still contact us to discuss your broader debt picture, but please do not delay legal advice while doing so.
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