I was sent a 10 day notice of intent to take default judgment. What do I do?

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Credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment

Credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment

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Originally Posted by Curlyben

More background information would be useful.

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credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment
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Credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company I work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment I was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later I get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment what do I do

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Originally Posted by mark0299

credit card company sued me for credit card debt from former company i work ed for madjistrate made judgment for $1,900 , creditor was asking for $8000 creditor appealed judgment i was sreved notice of appeal notified prothonatary of intent to defend any 3 weeks later i get the notice in the mail.of intent to take default judgment what do i do

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What Country is this in? Based on the terminology used I'm guessing its not the USA or the UK.

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Originally Posted by smoothy

What Country is this in? Based on the terminology used I'm guessing its not the USA or the UK.

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A protonotary is what they call the clerk of court in a few states and Canadian provinces.

It looks to me that the protonotary did not receive the intent to defend. I suggest you call the PN's office and ask if it's in the file.

Double post. :(

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Originally Posted by AK lawyer

Double post. :(

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Bit more than that ;)

BTW this isn't UK as that would be County Court and not Magistrate as mentioned here.

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Originally Posted by AK lawyer

A protonotary is what they call the clerk of court in a few states and Canadian provinces.

It looks to me that the protonotary did not recieve the intent to defend. I suggest you call the PN's office and ask if it's in the file.

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And again I've learned something.

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Originally Posted by JudyKayTee

And again I've learned something.

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Same here... first time I've heard that word.

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Originally Posted by smoothy

Same here....first time I've heard that word.

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Wikopedia is your friend. And sorry, I mis-spelled it earlier. I didn't know about it either a few days ago.

Literally... never even heard that word before. As in I didn't even know it was a word.