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When a debt collector sues you, the FDCPA gives you a counterclaim that turns defense into offense. Statutory damages up to $1,000, attorney fees if you retain counsel, costs, and a jury demand. Many collectors settle quickly once a properly- pled counterclaim is on the docket. You can read through the wizard now; it produces the document once its rules are reviewed by a licensed attorney.
The FDCPA counterclaim template is waiting for a licensed attorney to review its rule data. Until then SynthCounsel does not produce this document, so answering the questions will not give you one.
You can still read through the questions to see what it asks and what to gather.
If you haven’t already, send a § 1692g(b) validation letter. § 1692g(b) requires a collector that receives a timely written dispute to cease collection until it mails verification.
Open the validation wizard