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What can be done about a judgment that you were not notify about in 1999?
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∙ 19y ago
The judgment should be examined to see if it is truly valid. A large percentage of judgments are not. The judgment was rendered by default, which means the person did not show up in court to defend the action. If the judgment can be proved to be faulty, (wrong person named, wrong amount of debt, etc.. it can be appealed via the court.
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