If The Creditor and/or Debtor Has an Attorney - Should These Be Skipped
No, it merely means that one must contact the attorney(s) for each party to forward your contact information. Once the creditor and/or debtor reach back out, then the deal can be initiated as usual (e.g. purchase or option from creditor; debt reduction contingency for debtor).
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