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Posted on: 23rd Jun, 2010 11:43 am
I siged for an automobile loan for a relative in 2001 the person stopped paying on the $2,800 balance in 2009 I received a subpoena stating that I was being sued for the balance. I contacted the creditor and scheduled a payment plan with them and made payments until I became unemployeed. I would still send payments but I missed 2 months. When I did send a payment they sent it back stating that they were going to execute on the judgement. The next day after I received the letter my checking account was debited and negative 2,700. My bank is not going to pay it and any checks that I have out will bounce. Do they have a legal right to garnish my checking account when a judement was never signed by a juge and the legal amount in my state to garnish a check is 25%?
Hi myland,

Unless the lender gets a judgment from the law court regarding garnishment of the checking account, he won't be able to take money out of your account. If your lender has done so, then you should get in touch with an attorney and take legal actions against him.

Thanks,

Take care.
Posted on: 24th Jun, 2010 03:00 am
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