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Sub: #1 I am being sued by Asset Acceptance and I live in NY
Replied on 01-18-2012, 06:06 PM
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To anyone who can help:
I received a summons to appear in civil court here in Queens County NY from A. A LLC Here in NYC the SOL is six years for a consumer credit transaction and for a store credit card its 4 years. My credit is already pretty wrecked so I'm really not all that concerned about that. I am concerned about this company being able to make any liens against my bank account and garnishing my wages. I have to prepare a response to submit to the clerk of the court in the next few days. Any help that anyone can give in assisting when be greatly appreciated.


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Replied on 01-18-2012, 06:55 PM
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When was the date of your last payment??

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As far as I can understand, if they get a judgment against you from the court, then they will be able to garnish your wages or your bank account. As far as the summons is concerned, I will suggest you to contact an attorney and he will help you in drafting a reply to that summons. If you don't give a reply to the summons, they will get a default judgment against you.

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As far as I can understand, if they get a judgment against you from the court, then they will be able to garnish your wages or your bank account. As far as the summons is concerned, I will suggest you to contact an attorney and he will help you in drafting a reply to that summons. If you don't give a reply to the summons, they will get a default judgment against you.
Savion....why are you suggesting an attorney at this point? You dont know the facts. Even if the summons is answered, they can STILL get a judgement against him....plus he is out the $200-$500 to the attorney for writing a letter that HE probably could have written himself if he read the rules for civil procedure.

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Sub: #5 date of last payment
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The last payment I made was in 2007


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