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Help,
I received a collection letter from an attorney regarding a medical judgment from 2007. I can pay the amount, should I pay the attorney directly or send payment to the OC?
Thanks,
I know very little about judgments, so here's a **bump**
I would say contact the attorney, but I would only be guessing.
I think the way it works is.......the OC would have to motion the court to vacate judgment.
See if they will do this in exchange for payment.That way it's paid for and off your CR's too.
Please wait for others to chime in, who are experts about judgments because I'm still learning how judgments are handled
Thanks, I have been trying to find out more too, to little avail.
Anyone with some additional info?? Don't be shy
@Njoy wrote:Help,
I received a collection letter from an attorney regarding a medical judgment from 2007. I can pay the amount, should I pay the attorney directly or send payment to the OC?
Thanks,
Is the attorney the one who represented the creditor in obtaining the judgment? If so, for faster results, pay the attorney.
Make sure you get a signed and notarized Satisfaction of Judgment & General Release.