@ezdriver wrote:
Is there a reason why you have not made arrangements to pay it? If they garnish your wages, you'd be paying it anyway.
I actually just started taking my credit seriously after having a hard time being approved for an auto loan. I was young and made some very stupid mistakes. In all honesty I planned to pay it off with this years tax return, they just beat me to it. The judgement was for a stupid reason, cleaning up apartment (I left a dressor) I should have fought it before it got this far. Again young and dumb. Lesson leaned the hard way.
I called the number listed on the form I got from HR. I have set up payment arrangements with the law office, I still plan to just pay it when I get my tax return but setting up payment arrangement stopped them from attempting to garnish my checks.
