garnishment - midland finance
Date: Wed, 05/26/2010 - 10:13
I have an old credit card from 2001 - that was closed.... The balance was around 3000 and midland bought the debt from the CC company.
Midland submitted paperwork for garnishment - back in 2008. Nothing ever showed up at my work until about a month ago.
Any idea on how to avoid garnishment? I'm about to quit my job anyways due to school and not being able to put in time @ work. I'm contingent and I can't the required hours in.
Any advice would be great. This is considered an individual debt - my husband was not listed on it at all.
Midland submitted paperwork for garnishment - back in 2008. Nothing ever showed up at my work until about a month ago.
Any idea on how to avoid garnishment? I'm about to quit my job anyways due to school and not being able to put in time @ work. I'm contingent and I can't the required hours in.
Any advice would be great. This is considered an individual debt - my husband was not listed on it at all.
In order to be garnished, they have to have a judgment against y
In order to be garnished, they have to have a judgment against you. Were you served with papers? If not you will want to contact the court and have the judgment set aside for lack of proper service. That is the only way you will get out of the garnishment. They may try to sue you again but considering the date of last payment, it may well be out of SOL.
