What should I do if I receive a lawyer's letter in arrears?

If you receive a letter from a lawyer because you don't pay back the arrears, you can take the following measures:

1, identify the authenticity of the lawyer's letter: if the bank does not pay back the money, then the lawyer's letter is generally true. But if it is an online loan, many lawyer's letters are handled by P-chart.

2. Contact with the lending institution: The role of the lawyer's letter is to remind the borrower that the lending institution is about to sue. At this time, you should take the initiative to contact the lending institution and show your willingness to repay with a good attitude, so that the lending institution will give up its intention to sue.

3. Repayment according to the negotiation result: After the lending institution promises not to sue, the borrower needs to repay the loan according to the agreement, otherwise the lending institution still has the right to sue.

Matters needing attention in sending lawyer's letter

Before sending a lawyer's letter, you must obtain the effective authorization of the client: a lawyer's letter is a letter sent by the client, and its source of effectiveness is the entrustment of the client. As far as the business classification of lawyers is concerned, it is generally a non-litigation entrusted matter. However, because the fees for lawyers' letters are generally not too high, some colleagues may try to save trouble and send lawyers' letters directly without going through the written entrustment procedure.

Whether it is a letter or a reply, it must be specific and accurate. The focus of the letter is to clarify the reasons for the request and the questions asked. The focus of the reply is to give clear and specific answers to the questions raised in the letter. Honest and direct. The writing of lawyer's letter is not a literary creation, not to arouse readers' imagination and try to figure out your true thoughts, so it is meaningless to beat around the bush in the writing of legal letter.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Lawyer's Letter.