How to deal with the lawyer's dunning letter correctly

How to deal with the arrears received from lawyers: You should fulfill your repayment obligations as soon as possible to avoid being sued by the other party. Receiving a lawyer's letter does not mean being sued. If you receive a real lawyer's letter, it means that you haven't sued yet. It's just a legal way for creditors to collect debts from debtors. At this time, the debtor should fulfill the repayment obligation as soon as possible. If the repayment is still not made, the creditor may sue after the expiration of the grace period. If you receive a letter from a dunning lawyer, you should treat it positively: if there is no actual debt or the amount owed is wrong, you should explain the situation to the sending lawyer in time and provide relevant evidence as much as possible for the lawyer to verify. You should contact a lawyer in time and actively repay the loan. If it is difficult to repay in one lump sum, you can also negotiate with your lawyer to repay in installments. If you ignore the lawyer's letter, the other party may bring a lawsuit to the court. At that time, you may lose legal fees and interest on arrears, and may also have a bad influence on personal credit. After receiving the reminder letter from the lawyer, read the content carefully first, and then negotiate with the other party to solve the problem. If negotiation fails, you may face litigation, and you should actively respond. The lawyer's reminder letter can also play the role of interrupting the limitation of action. After receiving the reminder letter from the lawyer, read the content carefully first, and then negotiate with the other party to solve the problem. If negotiation fails, you may face litigation, and you should actively respond. The lawyer's reminder letter can also play the role of interrupting the limitation of action.

You should contact your lawyer in time and actively repay the loan. If it is difficult to repay in one lump sum, you can also negotiate with your lawyer to repay in installments. If you ignore the lawyer's letter, the other party may bring a lawsuit to the court. At that time, you may lose legal fees and interest on arrears, and may also have a bad influence on personal credit.

Legal basis: Article 1 19 of the Civil Procedure Law. The prosecution must meet the following conditions:

(1) The plaintiff is a citizen, legal person and other organization that has a direct interest in the case;

(2) Having a clear defendant;

(3) Having specific requests, facts and reasons;

(4) It falls within the scope of civil litigation accepted by the people's court and is under the jurisdiction of the sued people's court.