[WSBAPT] How do you typically handle creditors when . . .

[Laura Latta]

Ah, I don't know why I had not thought to simply inform the collection
agency of the prior NTC. That seems so obvious now. Thank you for sharing.

On Wed, Jan 12, 2022 at 1:54 PM Brent Williams-Ruth <
brent at williams-ruthlaw.com> wrote:

> I will respond by saying that I send a separate correspondence with a copy
> of the original Notice to Known Creditor - saying, this was sent to them on
> this date. I have not yet had a situation where it has needed to extend the
> timing - so I will be following along to see what others have done, too.
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> On Wed, Jan 12, 2022 at 12:52 PM Laura Latta <laura at lauralatta.com> wrote:
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>> Hello Listmates,
>>
>> I’m curious to hear how others handle a creditor situation that seems to
>> come up frequently.
>>
>> Here’s the scenario: Notice to creditors goes out to a known creditor.
>> Then an invoice/letter/communication (not a proper claim filed in the case)
>> is received from a collection agency that is based on a debt for which you
>> sent a NTC directly to the original creditor? How do you respond, if at
>> all, to the collection agency communication?
>>
>> My practice has been to treat the collection agency as a new, known
>> creditor in an abundance of caution, but depending on the timing this can
>> extend the creditor period relevant to the underlying debt. I'd love to
>> hear your approach.
>>
>> Similarly, how do you respond to collect agency communications (again not
>> a claim) where the underlying debt is not identified?
>>
>> Thank you in advance for sharing your thoughts and experience.
>>
>> Warmly,
>>
>> Laura
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