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I just sent this letter to Small Claims. Is this okay?

Date: Tue, 04/17/2007 - 13:19

Submitted by ksinanis
on Tue, 04/17/2007 - 13:19

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It's not much, but it's a start. I figured since I don't really have the time just now to call the court, I would email them. I hope this letter is appropriate and hopefully someone will respond. I do plan on contacting AG Blumenthall on this matter as well as call the courthouse when time permits. What do you all think?




Quote:
"To Whom it may conern:

My name is *name removed for your safety-Amy*. Currently there is a case in the matter
of Great Seneca Financial Corp, (docket number SCA22-******). I am
writing because according to the documents that were sent to me via
Certified Mail indicated that a judgement was granted to Great Seneca
per a Wage Garnishment. However, I have never recieved a summons from
the court nor was I presented with any hearing date. I only found out
about this judgement after a copy of the judgement documents were
mailed to my place of employment. I would like to appeal this
"judgement" and/or request a hearing on this matter especially since I
have already made payments to the Plaintiff and have documented proof
of the transactions. Also, this particular company deals with Payday
Lending (small loan), which from my current research is prohibited in
the state of Connecticut
(http://www.paydayloaninfo.org/state_detail.cfm?id=CT). I can be
reached by phone (***)-***-**** or email (********@******. I
appreciate your time regarding this matter."


Great Seneca Financial Corp. A.K.A. Wolpoff and Abramson. I have called the superior court house in New Haven, CT about this. The case is actually in Hartford and the office is closed now so I will have to call them tomorrow. According to the Judicial website, I cannot appeal a judgement made in small claims, however I am going to try and do somthing based on the fact that I didn't recieve a Writ to Suit.


lrhall41

Submitted by ksinanis on Tue, 04/17/2007 - 14:32

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To Cajunbulldog:

The Wage execution was sent to my resteraunt, but attentioned to Payroll. my companiy's headquarters is in Mass. I did call payroll and faxed the documents to her, but I did not mail them. However I did tell her about the 20-days to do somthing about it thing. I hear what you're saying though. After the first week of May there's nothing I can do except get the garnishment reduced.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 04/18/2007 - 09:31

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wow....the lady at centralized small claims in Hartford seemed a bit agitated that I was even questioning the Wage Execution. She did tell me to file two forms with the court: Motion to Open Judgement and Wage modification and Exemption per Wage Execution which I'm sure are the forms cajunbulldog was talking about. Yeesh.....I hope I don't have to go all the way up to Hartford to contest this. They are not easy to deal with. They gave me the impression that they just didn't want to "hear it".


lrhall41

Submitted by ksinanis on Wed, 04/18/2007 - 09:50

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I need help filling out the Wage Modification and Exemption form. I need to cite a statute as a back up to the reason why I should be exempt from wage execution but my time is limited. Any help from anyone who knows the statutes will be greatly appreciated. Statutes are a pain in the butt to compile and list. I have the two forms I need. The Open Judgment form is done. I am planning on faxing these forms either tomorrow (Thursday) or on Friday. I also have to fax these to my PR dept. Please help. Thank you.


lrhall41

Submitted by ksinanis on Wed, 04/18/2007 - 10:04

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