 gmakerley
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Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 9:48 am Post subject:
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there doesn't seem to be much that you can do. the creditor will have the option, however, to seek repayment of this debt by seizing the funds you have in your bank account. if they know where you are banking, then your funds could be in jeopardy. if they don't know, it might be that they'll send a marshal after the funds by checking with a variety of banks in the area. if they locate funds, they'll be gone - unless you can figure out a way to repay on the judgment. it doesn't sound fair, of course, but it's pretty much what happens.
and it's true that disability funds are generally exempt from attachment, but if they go to the bank and grab your savings, they don't know the source of those funds anyway.
if there's any possibility that you can make a settlement with them, or somehow acquire the funds to pay the judgment, then that's the way to go. i understand, however, your position. not being able to make payments is an awful feeling, and there's seldom an easy solution.
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