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If a creditor takes you to court and gets a judement but never served you papers to got o court and now they have a wage garnished but we never got to defend ourselves in court what do we do?
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∙ 15y ago
You may have been "served" with a formal public notice in the legal paper of the county, usually in the local legal notices in the want ads sections, not necessarily the largest metropolitan paper in the area... ask the court clerk in your jurisdiction if you can have a copy of the record of service (may have a copying fee), since you are the named party... Maybe it's now a moot point & the only recourse is to pay off the debt, interest & fees... many small claims judgments might be dischargeable in bankruptcy proceedings, but for that advice, see a specialized bankruptcy lawyer... KMC You may have been "served" with a formal public notice in the legal paper of the county, usually in the local legal notices in the want ads sections, not necessarily the largest metropolitan paper in the area... ask the court clerk in your jurisdiction if you can have a copy of the record of service (may have a copying fee), since you are the named party... Maybe it's now a moot point & the only recourse is to pay off the debt, interest & fees... many small claims judgments might be dischargeable in bankruptcy proceedings, but for that advice, see a specialized bankruptcy lawyer... KMC
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