shaniece28
Junior Member
State: Georgia
Being sued by Capital one. I was served in December. I filed an answer to the complaint. Capital one is stating I owe them 2200. Now I am being told it is 2400. I was recently served with discovery/interrogatory papers and I need to know what to do. Do I answer the questions and provide the documentation they are asking for or do I not answer them. The firm who is representing them is non-responsive and when they do respond it is three weeks later and I believe they keep adding interest onto the amount because as I stated, now the amount is greater than when the claim was filed. I only owe them 1400.00 and it has not even been a year and a half since the last payment and this whole situation began. Now I have these discovery papers and I need to know if I need to respond and send them the responses and documents or not and if I don't what will happen. I also need to know what to do in general. They are not willing to negotiate although they sent me a letter stating their client has given them flexibility in dealing with this and then they tell me to pay 1958 or else it will continue to escalate and then they will get a judgment against me. They also filed in Superior court which I do not understand how a 2000 law suit is in superior court and I think they are doing it so that the amount can continue to accumulate. Please advise. The main thing I need to know is if I need to respond to those questions. They say I have thirty days.
Being sued by Capital one. I was served in December. I filed an answer to the complaint. Capital one is stating I owe them 2200. Now I am being told it is 2400. I was recently served with discovery/interrogatory papers and I need to know what to do. Do I answer the questions and provide the documentation they are asking for or do I not answer them. The firm who is representing them is non-responsive and when they do respond it is three weeks later and I believe they keep adding interest onto the amount because as I stated, now the amount is greater than when the claim was filed. I only owe them 1400.00 and it has not even been a year and a half since the last payment and this whole situation began. Now I have these discovery papers and I need to know if I need to respond and send them the responses and documents or not and if I don't what will happen. I also need to know what to do in general. They are not willing to negotiate although they sent me a letter stating their client has given them flexibility in dealing with this and then they tell me to pay 1958 or else it will continue to escalate and then they will get a judgment against me. They also filed in Superior court which I do not understand how a 2000 law suit is in superior court and I think they are doing it so that the amount can continue to accumulate. Please advise. The main thing I need to know is if I need to respond to those questions. They say I have thirty days.