What should I do if I owe money and I don't receive a lawyer's letter?

Legal analysis: If you receive a lawyer's reminder letter, treat it positively: 1. If you actually don't owe money or the amount of money owed is wrong, you should explain the situation to the sending lawyer in time and provide relevant evidence as much as possible for the lawyer to verify. 2. You should contact the lawyer in time and actively repay the loan. If it is difficult to repay in one lump sum, you can also negotiate with your lawyer to repay in installments. If you ignore the lawyer's letter, the other party may bring a lawsuit to the court. At that time, you may lose legal fees and interest on arrears, and may also have a bad influence on personal credit.

A lawyer's letter is not an indictment or a judgment. I just told the other person's attitude, demands, etc. It can be settled privately. We should actively respond and solve problems through mutual consultation. If ignored, the other party may take the next step (prosecution). If the other party has sued, it can also be settled through consultation. The lawyer's letter itself will not have legal consequences, just a warning. Lawyer's letter is generally regarded as a threat of litigation, which may be that the parties put pressure on the other party to make peace on their own initiative in order to gain the advantage of negotiation; It is also possible that the parties lose confidence in conflict resolution and issue a lawsuit warning.

Legal basis: Article 112 of the Civil Procedure Law. The people's court shall file a case within seven days after receiving a complaint or oral prosecution, and notify the parties concerned; If it is considered that it does not meet the conditions for prosecution, it shall be ruled inadmissible within seven days; If the plaintiff refuses to accept the ruling, he can appeal.

Article 113 of the Civil Procedure Law, the people's court shall send a copy of the indictment to the defendant within five days from the date of filing the case.