Need Advice---Alliance One
Date: Mon, 11/10/2008 - 08:22
Anyway it is now with Alliance One and they said they won't take payments.
I know if she were working they would garnish wages, but what can they do if someone has nothing to take?
Thanks
I would send them a C&D CMRRR and tell them to pound dirt. Th
I would send them a C&D CMRRR and tell them to pound dirt. They could refer it to an attorney but even if they sue, SS is exempt.
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they can get a judgement,but i don't see how they can do anything to really collect on this.i mean as far as enforcement
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Soaplady---if I sent the C&D CMRRR letteron what basis would I b
Soaplady---if I sent the C&D CMRRR letteron what basis would I be sending it? That she has nothing to take or garnish?
You would simply state the facts, age and no money. Then demand
You would simply state the facts, age and no money. Then demand all contact by mail only.
You don't need a reason the law simply states that if she asks t
You don't need a reason the law simply states that if she asks them to cease & desist, they have to comply, only contacting her one more time to tell her they are ceasing, or are suing.
Same situation for my sister, no savings or assets, except she h
Same situation for my sister, no savings or assets, except she has a checking account from money she gets from babysitting, account never is higher than $200. What can they take from her?
If she doesn't work and has not real assets they can't take anyt
If she doesn't work and has not real assets they can't take anything.
To the OP, my mom is also 79, got herself in a mess with money last few years. We have told all her creditors she has nothing, only SS, she has no savings, doesn't own a home. We moved her, changed her phone#, and we give no one her information, just so they don't call and upset her. They are out of luck!
Okay, let me get this straight---so if I send them a C&D CMRRR l
Okay, let me get this straight---so if I send them a C&D CMRRR letter and state that she is 79 years old with no assets, etc. except for her SS they have to stop and then they can if they choose to, sue? Don't they investigate before they sue, like if she had assets or anything?
They may investigate, or they may compel the information during
They may investigate, or they may compel the information during discovery of the suit, but if she has nothing to take then she should have no worries...you can't squeeze water from a rock.
Means during discovery they can force her to reveal all her asse
Means during discovery they can force her to reveal all her assets..but if she doesn't have any, then there is nothing for her to reveal.