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You can visit the county court clerk office regarding this matter. May be he can help you.
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Good Nelly
An attorney can surely help you word a letter. Over here, I have a sample letter almost nearing a similar cause -
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/letters/sample21.html
anonymous
The lender/creditor will reduce your interest rate only if you can prove that you're facing financial hardship in paying off the debts. You should mention your financal hardship in the letter and requst for a reduced interest rate. You may constact an attorney and he will assist you with the wording of the letter.
Anna Sweeting
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