Federal judgement, restitution
Date: Sun, 06/04/2006 - 17:35
Wayne, I would see a lawyer
Wayne, I would see a lawyer and show all the documentation. I believe it depends upon various factor, like principal amount, monthly payment, the state you are from and so on. You can see this page for an idea-
moed.uscourts.gov/FinancialSection/FineAndRestitutionPayment.asp
A lawyer of your state might help you more. BTW, what is the reason that you could not make your payments? Share more about the judgment too.
Hummm, Restitution? that implies a criminal conviction. The rule
Hummm, Restitution? that implies a criminal conviction. The rules relating to this may be far different than those relating to consumer issues. Normally, in consumer issues, they can only take up to 25%. However, with debts to the government it's a whole different. I know the IRS can take more if they see fit.
You can tell us about your specific situation before any suggest
You can tell us about your specific situation before any suggestion can be offered.
OMG..Less! That's quite a story. You just never know who you're
OMG..Less!
That's quite a story. You just never know who you're going to meet these days.
Well thank goodness she smartened up and realized what was impor
Well thank goodness she smartened up and realized what was important and no one was hurt in the meantime!