So since there is nothing in the account and the judgement is not on my CR. Should i just ignore the judgement, or should I try to get this judgement vacated? I would love to hire a lawyer, but the judgement being $1800, i'd figure a lawyer would cost close to that amount. Or am i wrong?
Looks pretty legit. The letter was from my actual bank, not the creditor. THe letter also came with a copy of the court document of the judgement. What would happen is that account w/ the judgement has no money in it. The bank account was created 4-5 months ago, for the purpose of transfer...
I'm pretty positive that i never saw/signed anything regarding a judgement in 2003, I even looked on my credit report the other day and there nothing regarding this case on my CR. Say i do get this judgement vacated, can the creditors pursue another judgement even though in Cali SOL for...
I received a letter in the mail the other day from my bank with an order to garnish my bank account. I never knew about this judgement due to fact that it was place in 2003, and i moved to a different residence in 2002(same city). THis judgement is for a credit card debt of $1100 that was sent...