Consumer Law, Warranties Confession of Judgment - Surety Indemnity Agreement

[robinflorida]

I have a construction company that is bonded and my wife and I signed the surety's indemnity agreement which included language such as a confession of judgment. Basically signing every right I have away in advance of anything happening.

Things happened and now the surety has a judgment in a Pennsylvania court with no formal notice to me (because I waived it in the indemnity agreement). Said agreement was signed by my wife in Florida, I signed in South Carolina and we both reside in Florida.

Is there any legal defenses to this stuff? How can I protect myself against the surety such as assetts, bank accounts, future work, etc???

 

[army judge]

Your only hope is to lawyer up.
At least talk to a couple of them in person.

Your case is to complex for an Internet forum.

Don't get your hopes up.