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What happens if I suspect a collection agency is trying to collect on a student loan debt I already settle down?
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Answered on April 03, 2013
Send a letter by certified mail to the attorney's office requesting verification of the debt. The verification information should let you know the...
How do you locate someone who owes you money from a court Final Judgement?
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Answered on April 02, 2013
If the defendants names are not common, you may be able to find recent information from the clerk of court websites or the public records recorded...
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Can I finance vehicle when I owe 2000 to a collection agency due to medical bills?
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Answered on April 02, 2013
I agree with the first response. The debt should not be showing on your credit report at this time. You can request a free credit report once...
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I was served for a defaulted personalstudent loan, how long until I hear back from the court?
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Answered on April 02, 2013
That does seem like a long time to not hear anything from the Plaintiff. I would either call the clerk of court or search the clerk's website for...
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Procedure for collection on a Judgement in Brevard County Fl
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Answered on April 01, 2013
As a preliminary matter, was your judgment a Florida judgment or was it obtained in another State? If it was obtained in another State, you would...
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Can my bank account be siezed if I am on long term disability, only income I have. have a judgement against me
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Answered on April 01, 2013
The Plaintiff can file a writ of garnishment on your bank; however, your bank should be able to identify disability benefits which are direct...
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How long is dissolution of writ good for?
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Answered on April 01, 2013
If the reason the writ was dissolved was based upon a technicality of the Plaintiff failing to timely file their objection to your claim of...
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I had a writ of garnishment dissolved because the plaintive did not file his opposition to my
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Answered on April 01, 2013
Under Florida Statute 77.041(3), the clerk automatically dissolves the writ of garnishment if the Plaintiff did not object to the defendant's claim...
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