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Old May 4, 2007, 03:53 PM
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who notify you of a judgment the collection agencies or the courts
if entered

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Hello jay:

Probably your bank when they seize your account. Otherwise, nobody has to tell you anything.

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The court should issue a summons notifying you of a hearing. But if you don't show and they obtain a default judgement, then you may not be informed.
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