Garnishing bank accounts
They have to first sue you, then win and get a judgment. If you get sued, do no simply take a judgment. You may have valid defenses to a...
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They have to first sue you, then win and get a judgment. If you get sued, do no simply take a judgment. You may have valid defenses to a...
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I agree that Bankruptcy is probably the best option here. You could try to settle with CACH but from what you have stated that doesn't appear...
I'm unable to tell if the judgment is against you because you said someone gave you money that was improperly obtained. To answer your question,...
They can legally garnish your bank account if you simply deposit the cash in there or any account you are connected to. This may never happen but...
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You should confirm that the nonsuit was actually filed with the court. These creditors have thousands of cases and it's possible that you got a...
Yes they can garnish your bank account. They can do this the day after the judgment is obtained. A writ of execution can happen after the...
Mr. Polk is correct. I personally do not think sending a debt validation letter under the FDCPA is of any use at this point. Many consumers do...
You should consult a CPA regarding any tax liability. That being said, usually when a creditor cancels a debt, you won't be sued for it. If...
You should not simply take a judgment on a private student loan. A private student lender is in the same position as any other unsecured creditor...
Most of my peers have responded to everything but I would just like to reiterate that even if it's the wrong person you still have to take action...
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