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Old Apr 13, 2008, 04:28 PM
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If i have a judgement filed against me from a credit card with a collection agency filing the judgement, can the local sherriff dept. repossess my vehicle that is finance and sell it at an auction?

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If it is your only way to get to work I doubt they can because even if you file for bankruptcy they have to take that into consideration. Unless maybe the car is directly related to your credit problem some how.
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normally no, in most cases it would be part of the exempt property, but again, in some areas lets say you bought a 40,000 car instead of paying your other debt, I am not sure a judge may not rule in thier favor if they made a motion for it.

But this will vary greatly from state to state in the US.
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