Must I be in court for my debt review removal application?
Do I need to be present in court for my debt review removal application?
The National Debt Review Center FAQ’s
Whether or not you need to be present in court for your debt review removal application largely depends on who is representing your case.
If you choose to self-represent, then yes, you will need to be present in court. Self-representation means that you are acting on your own behalf during the legal proceedings, and therefore, your presence in court is necessary. This allows you to directly interact with the presiding officer and other parties involved in the case.
However, if you are represented by your debt counsellor, or if the debt counsellor is the applicant, then you do not necessarily have to be present in court. In this scenario, your debt counsellor will instruct an attorney to attend the court proceedings on your behalf and represent your interests.
Regardless of who is representing you, as the consumer, you play a crucial role in facilitating the process where required. This typically involves providing the necessary information and documentation to support your case. This could include proof of income, and any other relevant documents that could help in the removal of your debt review.
Remember, the process of debt review removal is a legal procedure that should be handled with care. It’s always a good idea to seek professional advice to ensure that you are making the best decisions for your financial health.
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