Can I negotiate multiple debts at once during the settlement process?

Yes, you can negotiate multiple debts at once during the settlement process. This is known as multi-debt settlement. It allows you to combine all of your debts into one amount and negotiate with creditors for a reduction in the total amount. In North Carolina, this process must be completed by an attorney or debt settlement company. The attorney or debt settlement company will review your financial situation and help you to determine if a multi-debt settlement is right for you. The attorney or debt settlement company will then contact your creditors to negotiate a settlement that works for both you and your creditors. You may be asked to make a lump sum payment to settle your multiple debts or make payments over an extended period of time. It is important to remember that when settling multiple debts at one time, the creditors may offer a lower settlement amount than if you negotiate each debt separately. It is also important to note that negotiating a settlement will reflect negatively on your credit score. It is important to remember to read all the paperwork involved in the settlement process and to make sure you understand all the terms and conditions before entering into any agreement. You should also check with a financial advisor to ensure you are making the best decision for your financial situation.

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