Defendant Against a Lawsuit by Rapid Finance in Maryland
Have you recently received a summons or a court notice in Maryland? If you are being sued by Small Business Financial LLC in Maryland, you must act quickly to protect your bank accounts and wages. Because many consumers feel overwhelmed when facing a large creditor, it is important to remember that you have legal rights under the Maryland Consumer Debt Collection Act. In fact, these rights can often stop a creditor in their tracks.
Required Documents
In addition to the court papers, you must compile your internal business records. Specifically, please organize these documents to help us challenge the creditor’s calculations:
The Original Contract: Locate any Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) or Loan Agreement you signed with SBFS LLC. Because this document defines the legal “rules of engagement,” it serves as the foundation of our defense.
Recent Payment Histories: Provide bank statements or a “ledger” showing the last 3–6 months of payments. By doing so, we can verify if the “Amount Due” they claim in court is actually accurate.
Complete Communication Logs: Gather every email, letter, or text message between you and SBFS LLC. Moreover, ensure you include any correspondence from their collection attorneys, as these often contain procedural errors.
Entity Organization Documents: If they target you personally for a business debt, we must review your LLC or Corporate formation papers immediately. Consequently, these records allow us to evaluate and protect you against personal liability claims.