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How to stop a fifa writ of execution?
Atlanta, GA
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Posted 24 days ago in Debt Collection
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I was in an auto accident that was determined to be my fault. At the time I was driving my mother's car and she had no insurance (which I did not know). The other party's insurance company paid for the repairs and sent me the bill. I filed bankruptcy and was discharged and now the auto company has filed a fifa writ of execution. Is there any way to stop this? And if so how? Or what other options do I have?
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Answers (3)
Scott Lester Bonder
This attorney is licensed in Georgia.
Posted 23 days ago.
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If the judgment was dischaged in bankruptcy, send them notice and contact your bankruptcy lawyer. If the fifa is against your mother and she did not file bankruptcy, then there is nothing to do.
Brian E. Daughdrill
This attorney is licensed in Georgia.
Posted 23 days ago.
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You notify the creditor (the insurance company) that you filed bankruptcy. You need to speak with the attorney (assuming you used one) who filed the bankruptcy and make sure he listed this potential claim against you as the failure to list the claim can act to waive the opportunity to get the claim discharged. If the fifa is against your mother, this was not released by your bankruptcy.
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Quynh-Huong Nguyen Davis
This attorney is licensed in Georgia and 1 other state.
Posted about 14 hours ago.
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If the fifa is against you, then you should consult with your bankruptcy lawyer to see whether you listed the insurance company as a creditor on your bankruptcy petition and whether the fifa existed at the time of filing.
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