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Also, I have a friend that did have her bank account levied by a law firm representing a CA. It can happen. Once the CA gets a default judgment, then your paycheck and your bank accounts are up for grabs. That's why you have to fight these crooks!

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Thanks so much Jen'Did your friend have a court order against her, or did they just levy

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Ur right Jen "AFTER" they get a judgement but not until!
And i have a default judgment, went to court a few months back, gave them ALL my banking info and they never took a dime out of it... but i do have another court date set for Monday, they're trying to garnish my husband's wages since we're in a community property state... So now i made a settlement with them to avoid this....
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