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question about summary judgement?
if a creditor get a Summary Judgement against you and you have no attachable income and no
attachable assets,what are they getting a judgement against?and how would they collect it.?
1 Answer
- ?Lv 58 years agoFavorite Answer
The answer to this question will depend on the local rules of your court and the laws in your state. Attaching assets in your bank account or garnishing your wages are the most common ways that creditors collect on a judgment that the debtor won't pay voluntarily. In some cases, they also can attach any tax refunds that you might receive this year or obtain an order compelling you to sell assets (e.g., your car) to pay off the judgment.
