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Send the agreement and whatever you were served with. You get the governing deadline, an honest read on what is contestable, and a fee number, at no charge and with no obligation.
Talk to a litigator, not an intake screener
The first call is with someone who can read your funding agreement and tell you what the deadline is. There is no charge and no obligation.
Best for anything with a deadline inside a week. A restrained payroll account is a phone call, not a form.
No attorney-client relationship yet
Submitting this form, emailing us, or calling does not create an attorney-client relationship. None exists until a written engagement letter is signed by both you and the firm. Until then, do not send material whose disclosure would harm you, and be aware that a conflicts check may prevent us from taking your matter.
Six documents that make the first call useful
You do not need all six to call. Whatever you have is enough to find the deadline.
- 1The funding agreement
Every page, plus any addenda or renewals.
- 2Any confession of judgment
The affidavit you signed at funding, if there was one.
- 3Whatever you were served with
Plus the affidavit of service, or the envelope it came in.
- 4Restraining notice, subpoena or levy
Anything the bank or a marshal sent you.
- 5Bank statements
For the funding period, with the remittance history.
- 6Reconciliation requests
Anything you asked the funder in writing, and what it answered.
Deadline inside a week? Call instead.
Forms are fine for planning. A restrained payroll account or an answer due Friday is a phone call. We answer it.