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Sued By Cavalry in Georgia, could be SOL?

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Was served in person with paperwork on December 18th.  I'm wondering if the SOL applies here which from what I've read in the forums would be  4 years in Georgia?  Here are my answers to the "questions to answer":

1. Plantiff: Cavalry SPV as assignee of Citibank

2. Lawfirm: just lists the names of two attorneys, both with the same last name

3. amount owed: $5,xxx

4. Orignal creditor: Citibank

5. Was served in person on Dec 18th

8. I received a few collection letters from Cavalry which i ignored and unfortunately did not keep track of these, so may not have them

9. I live in Georgia, Gwinnett county

10. last payment was April 2011

11.  I believed the SOL for Georgia is 4 years, however i signed up for this card back in 1995 in Indiana

12. The summons says I have 30 days to respond, the claims are as follows:

Defendant entered into a credit card agreement with Citibank N.A. and in the usual course of business, said account was ultimately assigned to Cavalry SPV 1, LLC.  Said account is in default

Exhibit A is a copy of a bill of sale from Citibank to Cavalry of the debt and a copy of my credit card statement from Nov 2011.

 

So i'm now wondering what to do next.  Do i have a chance of beating this because of the SOL or any other reason?  Should I fight it or just accept default judgement?  I would greatly appreciate help/advice.  Thanks!!


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