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My Fiance recieved a letter today from a lawers office. The Letter enclosed a copy of "Notice of Application for Wage Execution" being made by the Judgement -creditor to the Court.
It listed her current employer and listed a wage executuon order against her salary to be served by her employer for
(a) 10% of gross salary when the same shall equal or exceed the amount of $217.50 per week: or
(b) 25% of disposable earnings for that week: or
(c) The amount, if any, by which disposable weekly earnings exceed $217.50
Whichever is least.
This sounds serious. I admit, she did tell me about this before we got engaged and this was before i began working on fixing my credit so i just shelved it and forgot about it. Now that were about to get married in less then a year and can use all the credit/cash we can i would like to take care of this.
"You may notify the Clerk of the Court and the Attorny for the Judgement-creditor in writing withing 10 days of the notice why an order should not be issued. If you do not notify the Clerk of the Court Judgement-creditor in writing of your objection you will receive no firthur notice and the order will be signed by the judge. "
Any direction would be greatly appreciated. I dont even know where to start.
PFD it, ask the attorney if they would vacate the judgement for full payment.
They are going to submit the request. I asked if i could settle for 85% of the total amount and have them vacate the judgement.
Did you have any luck with this? Who did you send the PFD letter to? The lawyers office? I recieved the exact same letter and am curious as to how this turned out because I am in the exact same situation with Capital One.