At this point in your case, to file an appeal, you must hire an attorney and it must be filed in the court of the original case unless, the case was in a federal/Supreme court.
If it was in Supreme court, you must have an attorney file a motion to move your case to the new court.
If this judgment was from a collection agency, make sure you challenge the debt being owed in your appeal. This means that the debtor has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you owe the debt detailed in the judgment. They must provide physical evidence (the contract you signed, a detailed listing of everything you bought, all the signed receipts for everything you allegedly purchased) to obtain a valid judgment. Ask your attorney to tell you about debt validation and how to challenge a debt.
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The laws and procedures on this vary by state. In California, you have a mail notice to the last known address of the judgment debtor.
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I would thinks so. You have a right to defend yourself and its on them to notify you of the date. If they never told you when then due process was not followed
First you start by filing against the individual. After which if the courts find in your favor the following will apply. A judgment is issued by the court. Highlighting "judge" in the word judgment. It then is the duty of the courts to record all judgments.Yeah but just because you may have won a case or "judgment" I don't think that automatically means...that person has a judgment on their credit? I think there maybe be further actions or steps that must be taken in order for that to happen? Am I wrong???I won the case and judge ordered 2000 expense. Now my lawyer had to file the judment in the court but I don't know what is the next step. I am exasted and running out of money fasttt!!THERE ARE COMPANIES LIKE LEXIS NEXUS AND MANY OTHER OUT THERE THAT HAVE ACCESS TO ALL COURT FILINGS AND THEY REPORT ALL JUDGEMENTS, BKs, LIENS, ANY PUBLIC RECORDS TO ALL 3 CRAs. YOU HAVE TO DO NOTHING ELSE BUT GET YOUR JUDGEMENT IN COURT AFTER THAT IT BECOMES A PUBLIC RECORD.We won a judgment in court awhile back, but there was no place on the form for the defendant's social security number. The only address we had for her was her work address, which is where we had her served. I have wondered if there was a way we could report the judgment to the credit bureau ourselves (we have her social security number). If we can't, I don't really see how this would ever get on her credit report.After you obtain a judgment, you must then obtain what is called an abstract judgment. You then take the abstract judgment down to the county clerks office and record the abstract judgment. You can obtain an abstract judgment generally 10 days or so after the judge rules in your favor and the case has become final (i.e all appeals have been exhausted). The recording of the abstract judgment will cause it to be placed on their credit and must be recorded every 10 years (in Texas).
Yes, in many states a bank can sell your overdraft debt to a collector if they never notified you about the debt and your address never changed.
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I am presuming you are in the UK. If so, the answer is possibly that you did not let your creditor know you had moved and they issued to the county court at your last known address. This is perfectly legal, as is the responsibility of the debtor (you in this case) to let your creditors know your up to date contact information and/or to have your mail forwarded. I would check what address you were notified at with the county court. Only if you were out of the country and can prove it at the time of the issue notification can you have the judgment set aside.
No, once the judgment is granted, it applies to you, not your county. All they need is your new address. * Perhaps. If the judgment holder wants to enforce the judgment in a method other than filing an abstract judgment against the debtor's real property then the creditor will have to file a suit in the county where the debtor resides. Judgments granted in one county or state can only be transferred to another county or state as liens against real property owned by the debtor.
Try to make a payment arrangement before they get a judgment against you. If you didn't directly notify them of all address & enrollment changes, you breached every student loan contract I've ever read.
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