richard j bourdeau & associates
Date: Mon, 11/10/2008 - 12:38
My son just recieved a letter stating "this letter is to inform you that the judgement rendered against you on behalf of a prior owner of the underlying account has been sold to our client". The letter came from Richard J Bourdeau's office.
So does this mean I can try to settle this account???
So does this mean I can try to settle this account???
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does it give you any details at all?were you ever served or a judgement against you?i would investigate this before contacting them.
if i ask my son and he has, then i can't help him settle that ac
if i ask my son and he has, then i can't help him settle that account?
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you mean like negotiate or pay a settlement?did you see the letter?it should give details of this judgement.like a case#the plaintiff.i'm suggesting checking to see if there even was a judgement.if your son was served and didn't show that is the only way i see this being possible,and you can probably get it vacated due to inproper service.all i'm saying is this sounds fishy to me thats all.