In az. can a court support service not send completion of program for not paying them in full even though ive finished classes??
You should have gone to court and explained it to the judge. That is still your best course of action.
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You should have gone to court and explained it to the judge. That is still your best course of action.
They probably filed a motion for summary judgement that was granted. Par for the course.
They cant garnish it from the source but if you leave it in a bank account its at risk.
If they are willing to jump through all the necessary hoops then yes. I think its unlikely to happen.
You should pay through the collection company at this point.
If they have renewed the judgement properly and domesticated it in AZ then they are on firm legal ground.
You have to file a lawsuit. You may be able to file it in either state. You need to consult with a lawyer. Make sure to look into the garnishment...
You will never know unless you call their bluff and don't pay.
Chapter 11 cases require specialized knowledge and a clear understanding of the companies financial position. Each case is unique. You need a lawyer.
There no answer that you can count on with certainty unless it comes from the underwriter of the new loan.