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    slowandeasy Posts: 353, Reputation: 14
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    Mar 6, 2007, 09:14 AM
    Debtors interragtories
    Hello

    My Sister Received A Paper From A Deputy At Her Home
    She Was Gone And The Deputy Left It With Me To Give Her,I Thought It Was A Civil Warrant But It Is A Paper That Has A Court Date For Debtors Interragtories What In The World Is That?
    Thanks For Any Information
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    Mar 6, 2007, 11:22 AM
    As I understand it, interragtories are basically detailed questions that must be answered by a debtor to the court re: things like assets which might be used to satisfy a judgement.

    For example, if a court ruled against your sister over a defaulted credit card bill and a judgement was entered in favor of, say citibank, Citibank could then file with the court a detailed list of questions, such as list all of the bank accounts, numbers, amounts etc... provide wage stubs, tax returns etc... basically any and all things which could help a court determine a debtors financial standing and ability to satisfy the judgement.

    Others may be able to add more, but that's what I think it is in a nutshell.

    One quick point, I cut and pasted your spelling of the word and it is spelled "interrogatories"

    Here's a link with some additional info

    Interrogatories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    Mar 6, 2007, 11:42 AM
    Thanks a lot for the information sorry about the spelling does this mean she has to go? I told her it was important but she just laughed and said just because capital one has a judgement does't mean they will get anything She works and I think they will garnish her wages

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