Allston, MA asked in Consumer Law for Massachusetts

Q: In MA if you receive a notice to appear in court to mark docket satisfied is it important that I go?

It was for a debt paid off very difficult for me to get there. Thank you

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Christopher Tolley
Christopher Tolley
Answered
  • Consumer Law Lawyer
  • Boston, MA
  • Licensed in Massachusetts

A: I do not see why you have to go to court in order to have the debt marked satisfied in full.Normally my office just sends the paperwork to the court indicating the debt has been paid. I suggest you call the clerk's office to get clarification as to the necessity of your appearance. You could also cal the plaintiff or their attorney and ask that they send whatever is necessary to the court to indicate the debt is satisfied.

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