I have a friend who woke up this morning and found her checking account had been completely drained. Previously she had a balance of $1,300.00 and today she had a balance of $1.00!!!! The bank told her they recieved a "notice of levy" and had to take her money!!! I didn't get the details yet (she was too upset to talk). Is this normal?? Can this really happen? I just opened a checking account again, and now i'm worried. Antone ever heard of these bank levy's?Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Asked on 5:22 pm Feb 6th 2008
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Answered on 10:49 am Feb 10th 2008
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I was basically trying to say that State Governments do not mess around when you owe them taxes. They move quickly to get all their cash.Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 10:59 am Feb 10th 2008
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umm ok...from the way it sounded, someone is "picking" bank accounts and debiting to no end.Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 5:26 pm Feb 10th 2008
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I thought the state. or whomever, had to get a court order every time they levy an account. So, if they don't get the whole amount of the levy at that time, they have to go back to the courts to get another levy assignment to get the rest. Or, to dip into the account again. For example, if the amount owed is $4000, and the account only has $2500, they only get $2499 from that levy. To get the remaining amount, they have to go back to the courts to get another court order to send to the bank. Am I wrong?I'm all right, Jack. Keep your hands off of my stack! - Pink Floyd Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 10:56 am Feb 11th 2008
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I actually thought that the government did not need a court order tyo levy. Am I wrong??Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 10:59 am Feb 11th 2008
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Every time we would get a levy order when i was working at the bank, it would be from the courts. And, it was usually the state that had it done because of back taxes owed. If it's a personal one, I don't know. We never saw those.I'm all right, Jack. Keep your hands off of my stack! - Pink Floyd Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 11:08 am Feb 11th 2008
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I have lived in FL for 3 years only to find out the other day that my BOA account had been levied. The question is:
I was sued in NY by a credit card Co in 06 and I have been a resident in FL since 05. The judgement went in the Credit Card Co favor (I knew nothing of this because everything was being sent to my NY old address). A year and 1/2 later hence the levy. I did open the BOA account in NY. Should that make a difference since under FL statue 222.2 they can not levy my account if I am a resident, and head of househould(I live by myself).
SOMEONE, PLEASE HELP ME!!!Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 5:24 pm Mar 11th 2008
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Contact the judge that issued the order [b]immediately[/b]! You may just be able to get the judgement vacated due to improper service. It would very likely be worth your $$$ to consult an attorney. NY law is very different frm almost anyplace I've ever been.[url=http://unclewulf.wordpress.com/">Wulfisms: my blog
The four 'no's of dealing with collectors:
No validation? No payment. No way! No kidding!!
Tellin' you all the zomby troof
Here I'm is, the zomby woof
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Answered on 5:30 pm Mar 12th 2008
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is it legal for a lawyer to put a levy on my bank account??? and how long untill the lawyer has to lift the levy??Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 8:40 am Jul 9th 2008
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HI Mongoose,
Were you sued by the lawyer and they obtained a judgement to levy? A bit more info and we can help.Reason for Editing (Minimum 15 Characters)
Answered on 2:54 pm Jul 9th 2008
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