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I just got a court summons for non-payment of a Chase credit card, balance $6500. I don't have the $6500 on me, but I could maybe afford to pay $200 a month. Financial problems started in 2006 when my husband lost his job and our home went into foreclosure, he found another job, but we were already deep in the hole. 6 months later, I get diagnosed with cancer and insurance did not cover anything. Surgery was $40K and chemo was not covered either. Left us with over $100K in medical bills. Does anyone think creditor will accept $200 a month and maybe not go to court?