to a debt collector attorney,so they can garnish my wages for the reposession of a car,now we both have to go to court,
208242
I don't believe they can. The court should be sending a notification to your employer regarding the garnishment, how much, and where to send it, but No, I don't believe it is legal for your HR Department to send out any personal information on you to anyone.
389959
Well you are going to want a divorce after this anyway, so go ahead and call a lawyer.
313962
Yes you are in the statue of limitations, so they can bring a suit against you.  If you have the money, you should pay them.  You may be able to negotiate down some of the fees/penalties etc, because they are better off taking a little less than going through the expense of taking you to court.  Since the debt is legitimate, you will definitely have to pay the principal and some interest.\nA judgment against you will make your credit worse than defaulting on a loan.  \nNot to mention a judgment could be used to garnish your wages.
468328
They probably don't want to go through the cost of taking your car back, so continue to insist on working out a payment plan with them.  Ask for the supervisor, and whatever you are able to agree on, get it in writing.  If you can't get anywhere with them, however, I would consider getting an attorney or nonprofit debt counselor involved who can negotiate for you.  Daily phone calls are harrassing and can be illegal.
445574
Like the other person said, get a hold of your old attorney and explain the situation. Your second should have been included. I fyour attorney made a mistake, he is liable for any damages you suffer as a result from this. It seems like your second got transfered to the loss mitigation department and what they stated, is normal protocol for a second to do.\n\nRegards
128880
Contact a lawyer to find out your rights and to sue for the money.
120177
I will let my Advocate speak to the Judge (His Father) on my behalf.  You see, He already paid all my fines and penalties.
585968
Call your lawyer and have them handle it.
379565
She can't legally hold your belongings, but it sounds like you owe her money even if nothing was in your name.  Pay up and be a grown up and then get your crap outta there.
487375
The courts just said you win . Its your job to collect the money. Some states let you garnish wages . If he owns anything of value you maybe able to put a lien on it . I know its not much help. Call a local lawyer and ask them over the phone , they will talk briefly with you for free.
674604
You can lose your license for this. You have to appear in court for this one. Hope you have a good reason for that, your tail is hanging in the wind.
345219
this is gonna be impossible to prove , the fact is your car was there around that time , and you arguement that it was only a matter of minutes will work both ways , you say 6;59 she says 7;04 , if you go in saying you were there at 6;59 that is like admiting guilt ......... you are gona lose time from work going to court  and a letter is a laughable defense ....... just pay the cash and move the car at 6;30 next time
80710
They will be happy to get whatever you are willing to give them.  Suing people costs money, if they can avoid it they will.\n\nI would call and arrange a payment schedule with them.  Then, you can stop worrying about it and they will know that they can expect a repayment.\n\nDo it soon, I am sure this is KILLING your credit!
176596
The lawyer will hopefully contact you so you can testify, hopefully this will do some good, but she better pay her taxes next time
565453
I think it would be best to talk to a lawyer in your state as the laws vary...I am so sorry that this is happening to you.\n It is a horrible feeling as I too am in the same boat as you.
299579
Wage Garnishment\nTax Returns\nContact the Court for more advice.
276804
dont mind the jerky answerers. look, research you case. cant stress that enough. i paid a lawyer $3614.00 & he used me as a bargaining chip for a more important client. theyre not on your side no matter how much you pay. look up the state legislature for that session. match the charges with the evidence (to get them thrown out). the insurance, if you can prove you car was off the road it can be thrown out. the state cant enforce on insurance. the eluding could be dumped if you didnt go more than a mile. do the work yourself, dont leave it to the lawyer. if you do go to jail cps could get involved, beware.