Pennsylvania State Laws
Date: Sat, 12/27/2008 - 06:19
Morning.... I was wondering if anyone can tell me where I might find state laws for PA that deal with judgments and how they can be collected. I am going up agains WW&R and if a judgment is granted I need to make sure my bank account does not get effected. It is a joint account with my wife and the outstanding debt is with just myself.
Thanks
Thanks
Since they cannot garnish is PA, any bank account with your name
Since they cannot garnish is PA, any bank account with your name on it is fair game.
Use the search box to find other peoples experience in PA.
So even if most of the income in our account is my wifes they ca
So even if most of the income in our account is my wifes they can still take it? They doesn't seem right.
Any suggestions?
Your wife should probably open up a seperate account.
Your wife should probably open up a seperate account.
Or I can remove my name from the accounts and open a seperate on
Or I can remove my name from the accounts and open a seperate one.
debt
I would think that you can, PADEBT. My friends ( a married couple) did that. HE owed a debt and SHE din't. So, what they did was SHE opened an account in her name..only. This way the debt din't affect her. I would ask your bank how you can do this.
