Need help on a judgment
Date: Wed, 12/23/2009 - 07:11
I have not heard a thing about this until today. I got a call from Central Credit Services, Inc
and at first I didn't know what they where calling for until he told me about the judgment. He asked me how much I was going to pay and gave me a lesser amount than what the judgment was for. I told him I am on disability and can't pay. He asked how much I got I told him none of his business and that my income is exempt.
He said so your not going to pay? I said no and he said " I will let them know" and hung up.
Should I be doing anything about this? Should I send them proof of my disability so they do not go after my bank account or do I go to my bank for that? All my income in my account is strictly SSDI.
It may help to send them proof of disability and it may not. Sho
It may help to send them proof of disability and it may not. Should you choose to do that, or not do that, you should also enclose a cease and desist letter so that you will not receive futher contact from them.
I would also make sure you have no viable property or bank accounts in your name. Depeinding on your state laws those could be considered assets that could be taken.
I have no assets. My bank account has direct deposit for SSDI. T
I have no assets. My bank account has direct deposit for SSDI. That income is exempt from garnishment so how should I protect this??? Should I just stop direct deposit and close my bank account?
Put them on written notice of your disability and exempt income.
Put them on written notice of your disability and exempt income.Send letter certified return receipt.
The paper I have as proof has my SS# on it, should I mark that o
The paper I have as proof has my SS# on it, should I mark that out? I would think they already have it, they have viewed my credit report, know about the judgment......
They don't need your social security number. My letter method pu
They don't need your social security number. My letter method puts them on notice of your finances and also removes bonafide defense error if they try and grab your bank account as your bank funds fall under exempt income status.