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Until you make payment arrangements on the judgment, if your state allows the levying of a bank account keep next to nothing in it. Yes you need to call the current owner of the judgment and make payment arrangements.
@Anonymous wrote:
Sorry for all the questions, after the judgement was won, is the court the owner? or still Lloyd and McDaniel?
The plaintiff was the account. If Lloyd and McDaniel is a law firm, it simply represented the plaintiff in court just the same as if you were to hire an attorney to represent you in court.
Who is listed as the plaintiff?
@Anonymous wrote:
They filed the judgement when I, unfortunately, was assuming I was going to file Ch. 7 and didn’t keep the paperwork. Dumb. 🙄
You can get a copy from the court and with an agreement to pay x amount a month levying usually is not a problem but I still would not keep large amounts of money in any account they know about.