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got summons from an attorney for Palisades Collection

Date: Thu, 09/29/2005 - 08:05

Submitted by anonymous
on Thu, 09/29/2005 - 08:05

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Hi All.I got a summuns in the mail from an attorney for Palisades Collection that I have been sued. If they win a judgement what is some of the items they could attach. I don't have much and if I could pay I would.....any info would be great , thank you LVAKD.


Judgments cannot be filed unless the court issues some legal papers in your name. You can check whether a judgment has been filed in your name from the clerk or the reporter’s office in your state.

You can also confirm it in the latest credit report from all the three bureaus. If your creditors win a judgment against you, chances of garnishing your wages is mostly possible. However, there are certain legal rules set for garnishment of wages. You can read the article below to have more light on this subject:

http://forums.debtcc.com/forums/avoid-garnishment.html

If you have any queries, do let us know.


lrhall41

Submitted by ben on Thu, 09/29/2005 - 08:51

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Do you know if they can garnish SSI disability checks ? I was separated from my wife when I had this Credit Card so her name is not associated with my debt, do you know if they can go after her wages anyway, thanks AKD.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Thu, 09/29/2005 - 15:25

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Hi AKD

Welcome to the forums.

Benefits like SSI disability checks should not be included in the garnishment procedure. Deposit the benefit checks in a separate account away from the other money.

Since the lender with a judgment against you will check your bank accounts, credit unions and other savings and loan accounts, benefits should not be mixed with the other money. Otherwise, it will be tough to prove the money from the benefits in your checking or savings account.

You can use a savings or a loan account for depositing your benefits because there is a law that the first $500 in your account cannot be garnished.

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I was separated from my wife when I had this Credit Card so her name is not associated with my debt, do you know if they can go after her wages anyway,


If a garnishment takes place in your name, your wages will be only garnished, not your wife's.


lrhall41

Submitted by ben on Thu, 09/29/2005 - 16:16

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