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A licensed trustee said...

Certainly, in fact the usual sequence of events when a person stops making their payments is to send the debt to a collection agency first and then to take legal action. If you’ve only got the one debt then ask the colection agency for payment terms – they may even forgive the interest. If you’ve got a bunch of debts then you may want to use the links on this page to contact a trustee to discuss your options.