The credit card was sued for overdue, and the notice of court hearing has been received. What should I do?

If you receive a notice that your credit card is overdue and you are being sued, you should take the following measures to deal with it:

1. Don't ignore the hearing notice after receiving it. You need to prepare in time and appear in court, otherwise your case may be adversely affected.

2. Before the trial, you should sort out relevant evidence and know your rights and interests. You can consult a lawyer or a professional to get legal advice and suggestions to help you cope with the litigation process.

Please remain calm and respect court procedures when you appear in court. Answer the questions of the judge and the opposing lawyer honestly and clearly, and try to avoid quarreling or emotional behavior.

If you think this lawsuit is unfair, or there are other reasonable reasons, you can support your opinion by providing defense materials to the court through your lawyer.

If the opposing lawyer proposes a settlement or a settlement agreement, you can carefully consider whether to accept it. Reconciliation may be a way to resolve disputes, but you need to clearly understand the terms and consequences of the settlement agreement.

No matter what the outcome of the case is, you should abide by the judgment or ruling of the court. If necessary, you can consult the court about the relevant execution procedures.

To sum up, the most important thing is not to ignore if you receive a notice of overdue court session with a credit card and are sued. You need to prepare relevant evidence in time, understand your rights and interests, and consult a lawyer or a professional for help. In court, you should keep calm and answer questions honestly. If necessary, you can consider the option of reconciliation. Regardless of the outcome, it is very important to abide by the court's decision.

Extended data:

Credit card overdue lawsuit refers to the legal measures taken by credit card companies to claim debt collection because credit card holders fail to repay on time. The legal liability for overdue credit cards shall be governed by People's Republic of China (PRC) Contract Law and other relevant laws and regulations. If the cardholder fails to perform the credit card contract, the credit card company has the right to pursue the responsibility of overdue repayment through legal means. Therefore, if you receive the notice of hearing, the cardholder should pay attention to it, actively respond to the lawsuit and safeguard his legitimate rights and interests.