Re: garnishment
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Posted by Taziblue
(205.188.116.17) on August 19, 2004 at 15:46:39:
In Reply to: garnishment posted by Britt on August 19, 2004 at 12:48:54:
KMK said it all- they must first get a judgment. That means they have to file a case, go to court, get a judgment- Oh, did I mention you get to confront your accuser? You also get to file motions, etc. If they get a judgment, then they have to wait 30 days to do anything. Then, they have to go to the courthouse, pay a filing fee, pay the sheriff and then give you 30 notice to contest. In my state, the process of filing for garnishment is over $200 so it hardly seems worth the trouble. BTW, that is not Mia posting- some troll crawled up from under the bridge and stole her identity.
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