I don't understand how a $300.00 credit card became over the limit of up to 2,000 this includes all interest from 6 years ago.I got sued and a jugdment was entered against me and I didn't find out until I went to withdraw money from my account .this collection agency claims that they mailed me and served me at the address that I used to live but no longer live there .I went to the court to file for a show cause I hope I didn't make a mistake in that . I also explained in writing that I was not served properly and that I wanted to see proof that this is indeed my account well in other words I asked for validation on this account do you think that the judge will allow me to request validation after a judgment was entered against me? And I don't live at that address anymore do I have any rights ?what typ of questions can I ask in my court date.is it really to late .did they really serve me properly?

You can file Motion to vacate the judgment for lack of proper service, File MOtion to Quash the garnisment against the account, that will prevent the bank from releasing the funds.

Contact and attorney now.

Your situation is pretty much the same as many other posters here. I suggest you spend some time reading through the other threads in this forum for ideas of your rights and what you need to do now.

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matrix231 (https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/members/matrix231.html) disagrees: I didn't get much info.

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