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Originally Posted by ntellect
The judgement was awarded to them in Aug of 2004. I was never noticed or served but I believe my time to respond has passed.
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From the sound of it, I think you are outside of the time limits. However, you can still raise the issue to the court, it would be up to the judge to decide the issue. Check with the courthouse about this issue.
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Originally Posted by ntellect
I stayed off the "record" for a while and they finally caught up with me 3 months ago, Jan 08. They froze a bank account of mine and took $1300 from my account which was actually a joint account of a family member. My name was just added to the account.
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This is the danger of banks.
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Originally Posted by ntellect
I guess they didn't persue wage garnishment due to the fact that at the time, the company I was working for in Atlanta, HR/Payroll was out of Louisville, KY. So the garnishment says the Garnishee is Wachovia Bank. So I'm assuming since, I've been laid off, not using that account anymore, they would have to get another garnishment judgement to garnish my upcoming job with the school system. Correct?
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Unless you can beat the judgment issue, well, it doesn’t look good. I am somewhat reluctant to say this; in any case, you may realize that all the U.C.C. stuff may lead the judge to feel that you are trying to run out on a debt you may owe.