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Old Sep 19, 2007, 09:29 PM
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Bank Levy

I just had my bank account levied. It was due to a credit card account. My question is, they took out money to satisfy the judgement, does this mean that whenever in the future if I was to deposit more money in the account, it will be withdrawn again ?

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Old Sep 20, 2007, 03:21 AM   #2  
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if the the money they took paid the judgement then no, BUT if you still owe they will get what you put in that account. go to the bank and look at the banks copy of the amount on the paper work and then you will know
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Yes, and further deposts would be seized.
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I just had my bank account levied. It was due to a credit card account. My question is, they took out money to satisfy the judgement, does this mean that whenever in the future if I was to deposit more money in the account, it will be withdrawn again ?

Michael
The levy amount will not pay for the judgement amount. How long will the levy last ? Is there a statue of limitation for levy ? Also, is it possible for me to close my account ? thanks
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As long as the amount of the garnishment is unpaid
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So what happens if I was to close my account ?

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