Can NPA Garnish your wages
Date: Mon, 11/13/2006 - 13:01
A garnishment cannot happen without a court order. A local sheri
A garnishment cannot happen without a court order. A local sheriff will serve the summons 20 days before the court hearing. You are asked to appear at the court and file your case. It is the judge who decides garnishment after going through both the parties' cases.
This lady is breaking the federal laws by giving you legal threats. Did she send your account info in writing? You need to know the debt for which she is collecting. Report the company to your local attorney general. You should also check the licensing of this CA if they are doing fair business in your state, it sounds they don't
Is this a PDL? If it's an internet payday loan company, they pro
Is this a PDL? If it's an internet payday loan company, they probably aren't licensed to lend in your state, and will never be able to get a judgement anyway. They can use a wage assignment, however, which is a voluntary agreement that you digitally signed with your contract saying in event of default you agree to have your wages deducted. This can be revoked with a simple letter.
If this is not a pdl, Trenity is absolutely correct..You will get notice of a court hearing. If it does come to this, make sure you appear in court, otherwise they will rule default and you will be garnished.
At this point, try to make arrangements with them..You really don't want this going to court.
garnishment of your wages
I am going through a credit consolidation and someone I owe 700.00 to wants to garnishee my wages. I am a single parent, tried to pay my bills with payday loans and got in their cycle, now I am consolidating my debt through a debt consolidation. Can they really garnishee my wages
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they cannot garnish you without a judgement which would require
they cannot garnish you without a judgement which would require taking you to court.
If this was for a PDL, make sure that your revoke any voluntary wage assignment.
can you get arrested if you don't go to court for garnish wages
can you get arrested if you don't go to court for garnish wages
?? Please clarify your question. The worse case scenario, if yo
?? Please clarify your question.
The worse case scenario, if you ignore a judgement, switch jobs as soon as the garnishment order hits etc., etc. - i.e. actively running away from a court-ordered payment, then they may charge you with Contempt of Cou4rt, which does carry a jail sentence, fine, or both. That's about it.
