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If possible, you would be best off to retain legal representation. There are firms and organizations that provide free (pro bono) representation to individuals without significant resources.

Since you appear to have internet access, I recommend that you follow the related links to find an appropriate lawyer near you.

Now, I am not a lawyer, so I will provide you with my unlicensed opinion regarding what to tell the judge (in the event that you are not in a position to obtain legal counsel).

Tell the Judge the truth - you are not able to pay because you are unemployed, have been for two years and all the income that you have goes to necessary living expenses. The judge will then decide what steps are necessary to (1) verify your budget [based on a recent year of expense], (2) determine what you can afford (if anything) and (3) if found guilty, what payment(s) you may make moving forward.

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Q: I have been issued a civil summons for credit card debt I have been on unemployment for the past two years and have no disposable income what can I say to the judge?
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