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Re: Default judgement
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Posted by JKelly
(151.197.123.138) on June 26, 2004 at 17:07:24:
In Reply to: Default judgement posted by MIGS on June 26, 2004 at 15:41:58:
If you had filed bankrupcy, it would have stopped all litigation. However, evidently you have not filed yet. It now becomes an extra step in the process for your attorney to have the judgement vacated. I would suggest that you get started with that bankrupcy ASAP so that you don't have a problem with them trying to execute on the judgement. Once they have a judgement, they can, without warning seize bank accounts, garnish wages, seize any assets which are not exempt. In some cases they can even lein your property. That will make more of a legal mess for your attorney to straighten out. FILE BK NOW. If they do not already have a judgement, you should show up and defend.
http://whychat.5u.com/answer.html
Read this link, and all the links within the link. It will help you understand and proceed so that they do not get a default judgement. DEFAULT judgement means that they got the judgement because you did not challenge it.
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