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Old Oct 23, 2009, 11:20 PM
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I had a judgement against me and just started working again. My checks are direct deposited and I looked at my account today and it ws -24,000.00. How can this be and is there any way to stop it?

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Old Oct 24, 2009, 12:27 AM   #2  
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How can this be? You have a judgment against you! This gives them the right to attach your bank accounts. Stop your checks being direct deposited.

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if they truly have a judgement against you they will usually take double what is owed. If your funds are social security they can not be touched by judgement except taxes child support

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ScottGem disagrees: They cannot take anything more than what is owed plus interest and fees. Sometimes these amounts can be double the original prinicpal.
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if they truly have a judgement against you they will usually take double what is owed. If your funds are social security they can not be touched by judgement except taxes child support

Out of reddies but you are 100% incorrect. SS CAN be touched for school loans and tax obligations.

You are posting consistently incorrect and misleading information.
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