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It's not simple but it is possible, assuming that there is substantiating evidence. Some of the reasons a creditor can be sued are, fraud, breach of contract, antitrust violations, bait and switch, infliction of emotional distress (extremely hard to validate), and so forth. The type of lawsuit that all creditors dread is a class action lawsuit.

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You either settle out of court or you end up in court. Given that the debt is probably well documented, the court will issue a judgment against you, perhaps including the court costs (usually you have agreed to this in the contract). Then the creditor will give you a certain time to pay off the money, or they will garnish your wages, foreclose or seize assets to be sold.

You respond and defend youself.

If you have no defense, you pay.

If you don't or can't pay, they can get a judgment and may seize your property assets.

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