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10-02-2008, 07:32 PM
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Writ of Garnishment on Bank Account
A Writ of garnishment was issued on my bank account. The bank took all that was in there ~300.00. The total amount due is ~$2800. Will more money be garnished if I make a deposit? The bank said no.
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#2
10-02-2008, 07:42 PM
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When they get a bank levy, it's only good for money in the account at the time it was executed. They take whatever funds are in the account, up to the amount of the order. After that, the order becomes discharged.
That doesn't mean they can't ever take from your bank account again-- it just means they have to keep going back to court and get separate attachment orders each time they want to levy your account. Keep in mind, every time they go back to court for a new withholding order, probably $85-150 is being tacked on to your balance in court costs alone. If you have a means to make payment arrangements without them having to garnish, you will save yourself some court costs.
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03-07-2009, 07:46 PM
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Writ of Garnishment
How do you know if it is a one time thing or more than once if money was taken out of your acct. I was told to contact the Sheriff's office for more information. I was supposed to go to small claims for a car that I paid for over 5 times because of refinancing at higher interest rate due to loss of job - then they repossessed. Sold for less than what the refinanced loan was - Imagine that? I called the Rent a lawyer the day before court and he said he would take care and get back to me with a settlement - Now my bank account is empty!
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03-08-2009, 01:12 AM
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Tammy, was you served notice to appear in court and was a judgement granted against you? If not you can have the bank return your money.
I no longer deal with banks, I use Postal money orders to pay my bills, it is way too easy for CA's to find your accounts.
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03-08-2009, 03:39 PM
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I'm going to guess that you live in Texas, The Carolinas, or Pennsylvania? Either that or you're currently not working?
It would be in your best interest to call the creditor that is seizing your account. You can make some type of arrangements with them...It should be easy to do, they would rather not have to keep filing the paperwork to seize the money! Please do this..Or they will keep getting attatchments.. And like Debtcruncher said, you will have a whole lot of extra fees added. __________________
26.2 Detroit Marathon, October 2009
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#8
05-13-2009, 09:31 PM
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bank account writ?
I GOT A WRIT BUT ON A BANK I HAVE NO ACCOUNT///IF THEY FINE MY BANK DO THEY HAVE TO MAIL ME ANOTHERE WRIT? ONLY ACCOUNT I HAVE IS UNEMPLOYYEMENT FUNES. IM GOING TO HAVE TO FILE A BK///BUT CAN NOT DO THAT FOR 6oDAYS SO TRYING TO HOLD OUT? MY UNEMPLOEMENT IS ALL I HAVE IM 61 FINDING WORK AT THAT AGE HARD AND IM UP FOR SOCIAL SER. IN ONE YR////
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#9
05-13-2009, 11:12 PM
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Did you get a judgment against you? Did you even know you ever had one? If so, you were improperly served.You should inquire with the bank as to the origin of the writ and find out where the case was and have it dismissed for improper service (contact the county court where the hearing was held).
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11-03-2009, 11:01 AM
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writ of garnishment
a writ of garnishment was recently sent to my bank and my acounts frozen. A total of $172 was taken. Should I file to dissolve this writ? should I file an exemption if needed or just forget it and work out with the creditor another repayment plan??? IS there a neeed to hire an attorney for this issue at all??
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