Judgements/sue
Date: Tue, 04/21/2009 - 11:51
I had talk with an attorney and he told me sooner or later they will come after my assets to pay the judgment or judgments. I don't want to lose any of my assets that I worked so hard to pay for. I don't own my home, but I do own a truck worth about $35,000.00, it needs to last me like the rest of my life, it is paid for I own a few other non-exempt items under the bankruptcy laws I guess like a couple of boats and atv all again which is paid for, combined value maybe $5,000.00.
What are my options?
Sign over property to children?
Will they settle for the amount of say bankruptcy? ($1500.00) If I tell them I am just going to file for bankruptcy anyway, but then again would they check on my assets? Or just agree to settle without them even asking about assets.
Should I wait and let this last one go into judgment?
I read that 85% of all judgments are not collected on.
What about payments? Right now I can't make ends meet, my daughter has been helping pay some basic bills so a payment plan wouldn't be much.
If I owned an older vehicle I couldn’t even afford to fix it, my truck is covered for six more years bumper to bumper which is like having a guarantee working vehicle for the next six years anyway.
If they haven't done anything in the last four years will the second judgment raise a flag to Resurgence to pursue assets?
Just pray and wait it out?
I have until the 27th of this month to respond until it is turn over to Resurgence for judgment. I know it's a lot of questions,
But any advice would be a blessing.
Thanks Brian
Do you own the truck outright or are you skill making payments o
Do you own the truck outright or are you skill making payments on it?
Read the post over and see that it is paid for. Is it a specialty vehicle for your disablitly?
Tranfering probably I guess could be an option but then again it could also be deemed hiding assets which could get you in trouble to. Any other opinions?
This is a follow-up question from my first post. Should I send t
This is a follow-up question from my first post. Should I send this company that is suing me a "letter of validate"? Would this help; is there a form letter someone has that I could use to send to National Enterprise systems? I have until April 27th, should it be sent by registered mail?
Thank you,
Brian
MOD NOTE..I moved this post to keep it with the original thread.
Well I just read up on the exemptions for a judgement in Wiscons
Well I just read up on the exemptions for a judgement in Wisconsin this is what I found..... motor vehicle to $1,200 [815.18(3)(g)
I live in ohio and work 3 streets from NES. I used to work there
I live in ohio and work 3 streets from NES. I used to work there and they are merely a colection agency. The only thing they can do with the account is "recommend" that they seek judgement. They dont have attornies working for them. If they do refer it to someone else they will contact you for you to try to pay it. But why dont you try to settle the account with them. Most agencies settle credit cards for 40% on the dollar. They may 1099 you for the rest but atleast you wont have a judgement. I would call NES and ask them what you cant settle the account for and go from there.