Originally Posted by
ScottGem
The agreement won't say anything about a levy on your account. But it might say something that they will proceed with obtaining a judgment. Essentially, as soon as you signed that agreement you acknowledged the debt and getting a default judgment was a slam dunk. There is nothing you can do about that because, acknowledging the debt eliminated any chance of fighting the judgment. Unless the agreement included language that they would drop the pursuit of a judgment they were within their rights.
And once they obtain a judgment, there is no requirement for a new hearing for them to get a writ of execution. Nor is there a requirement for them to provide advance notice that they obtained and will execute such a writ.
You should obtain a copy of the writ, your bank is required to provide it. The writ will indicate if it was a one time levy or whether they can continue to hit the account until the debt is paid.