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If you already have a judgment against some one how do you go about freezing their accounts?
garnish their bank account or their wages
Can a credit union in Arizona through which you had a credit card freeze your bank account?
If the bank is the one that has the credit card, they can associate the card with the account. This might be a violation of regulation E. However if the bank and the card issuer are not the same, they have to get a judgment and then go to the bank with that.
Can collection companies freeze bank accounts?
Yes, a collection agency can freeze your bank account, but only under certain circumstances. A freeze can only occur after the collector obtains a judgment. They would have to go to court to get the judgment against you.
How long before a collection agency can file a judgment in Washington state?
i will have a judgment but on me if i don't pay back the money...for doing deck repair i don't have the money know can they go in my bank account
What does restrained bank account mean?
When a bank account is RESTRAINED it means that the bank has put a "freeze" on the account and no funds may be withdrawn by anyone. Usually this is the result of some party with a judgment against the account holder who --by virtue of their judgment obtained in court-- has the right to go after any assets of the account holder. While RESTRAINED, all funds remain at the bank (minus any bank fees the bank may charge for having to process the Restraining Order). Ultimately the funds will meet one of the following fates: After a year, the Restraining Notice will expire (but a new can be issued quickly); or the account holder will sign over all or part of the funds in the account to whomever holds the judgment against them, and the account will be "normal" again after that; or if the account holder refuses to release any funds the judgment holder can send the local Sheriff or Marshall in to seize the funds, after which the account again returns to "normal" status but at that point the account is no longer considered RESTRAINED it is said to have been levied.
How can you know if the account exist or not in this bank by account no?
go to bank and check
How long does it take for the bank to release a garnishment?
The bank must adhere to terms of the court order for the levy of the account, and the laws relating to such can greatly differ from state-to-state. In some states a bank account levy is for one time only, and the entire amount of funds in the account can be seized up to the full amount of the judgment. If that does not satisfy the debt, the creditor must go back to court and be granted another judgment for another levy. In other states the account can be levied several times during a specific time period, meaning each time a deposit is made the bank must turn that money over to the judgment creditor. Information on the specific nature of the levy can be obtained from the account manager of the bank where the levy was executed or in some instances from the clerk of the court where the judgment was entered.
How do you open savings and checkings account?
Walk into any bank branch with the following documents. 1. Address proof 2. Identity proof 3. Photograph 4. Somebody who already has an account with the bank and can introduce you as a customer If you have these documents you can easily open an account with any bank.
how do i make a bank account?
go to the bank and tell them you want to open account
How do you cancel a bank account?
go to your bank and ask about it
How can you close a bank account owned by a decedent?
Only the legal heir of the deceased has the right to close the account. He/she must take valid identity proof, relationship proof and death certificate of the deceased along with the documents that prove that he/she is the legal heir of the deceased person to the bank to close the account.United StatesIn the United States, closing a decedent's bank account is a more formal process. You need to provide the bank with proof that you have the legal authority to close the account. That means you need proof from the probate court of your appointment as the representative of the estate or other official authority as that issued for a small estate. Proving that you are "the" heir is not enough unless the estate has been officially closed and shows that you are the only heir to that account. During the probate process, only the court-appointed estate representative has the authority to access a decedent's bank account, not the heir(s).
What are the Disadvantages of having a bank account?
The disadvantage of having a bank account is that one day your bank might go bankrupted also there are time your bank account may be frozen.
