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    Jan 31, 2011, 02:18 PM
    Joint business account levy, only one person has a judgement against them.
    Oregon
    Can a creditor levy a joint business account if only one person has a judgement against them? The person who will have the judgement against them is listed as '%25 owner' on bank acct. documents.

    Can they only levy %25 of $ in account?

    Can we remove this person from account?

    How long would the levy last?

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