What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Georgia
I have a default judgment for CC debt of about $5000. I have been paying on it almost a year, $150 every month on time. I was laid off 3 weeks ago. I still have another parttime job I was at before the layoff. My questions:
1.Is it worth a phone call to try & negotiate a lower payment or a 'forbearance' until I find work? I assume I should at least notify them of my layoff, but that depends on the answer to #2:
2.Is the attorney representing the CC able to garnish my 'wages' (which I have little) or take money out of my account?
How the judgment occurred:About a year ago I got a notice of complaint for the credit card debt. I sent a letter to them (not certified) & called to try & negotiate with the attorney rep'ing the CC company. They said they tried to reach me after we talked but I saw no such attempts; I found out they got the default judgment when I again called them.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
I have a default judgment for CC debt of about $5000. I have been paying on it almost a year, $150 every month on time. I was laid off 3 weeks ago. I still have another parttime job I was at before the layoff. My questions:
1.Is it worth a phone call to try & negotiate a lower payment or a 'forbearance' until I find work? I assume I should at least notify them of my layoff, but that depends on the answer to #2:
2.Is the attorney representing the CC able to garnish my 'wages' (which I have little) or take money out of my account?
How the judgment occurred:About a year ago I got a notice of complaint for the credit card debt. I sent a letter to them (not certified) & called to try & negotiate with the attorney rep'ing the CC company. They said they tried to reach me after we talked but I saw no such attempts; I found out they got the default judgment when I again called them.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?