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Judgement/Freezing Bank Account

Date: Fri, 01/29/2010 - 08:15

Submitted by jcrab1
on Fri, 01/29/2010 - 08:15

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From what I understand a Creditor can take you to court for none payment and possibly get a judgement against you. If the judge awards it to them are you given the option there in court to make payments on it? I also know that a Creditor can garnish your wages, freeze your bank accout, or put a lein on your house in an effort to collect the money. Can this be done in conjunction with the judgement even if you are making payments? Also, do they have to take you back to court to be able to freeze your bank account? My bank account has both my parents names on it. Would they still be able to freeze it? Likewise, my name is on my parents accounts. Would they be able to freeze their accounts since my name is on them?


Have they got a judgement against you or you are just confirming the options?

Yes, the creditor would be able to freeze the account even when it is jointly hold by your parents and you. Also they can take the entire money out if your parents don???t prove their share in the account before the judge.

If there is still an option available, you must try to negotiate with the lenders before they file lawsuits.


lrhall41

Submitted by SC on Sat, 01/30/2010 - 03:20

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No action has been taken. The account is still with the Collector, but they have just added $1600 to the balance and won't send me anything showing what the extra $1600 is. They just tell me that it is interest. The account was with another Collector that wasn't reflecting any interest in the balance. Now that it moved to a new Collector, they are trying to tell me that it has been accruing interest for the past two years. When I ask for documents that show this, they say they don't have any such documents. I don't want to stop paying on this, but I also don't want to be paying on a balance that I don't owe. I am just wondering what could happen with the account. They are impossible to work with...


lrhall41

Submitted by jcrab1 on Mon, 02/01/2010 - 07:34

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Okay, you need to read your loan documents. Third party collectors are normally not allowed to add interest on collection accounts. Respond the collector with a DV and don't pay them before you receive a satisfactory reply to your validation letter. Send the mail through CMRRR and preserve the receipt for future references.


lrhall41

Submitted by SC on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 03:04

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