Eric Berg, Como Law Firm P.A. Como Law Firm is garnishing my husbunds paycheck a second time for the same thing St. Paul Minnesota

On January 19, 2007 my husbund recieved a letter stating that his paycheck was to be garnished. We had no clue as to what was going on because we did not recieve a summons to go to court. The garnishment went through to the tune of $1097.86, and the deduction was to be remitted to Como Law Firm, P.A.

Then, much to our surprize we recieved another "Notice of Entry and Docketing of Judgement". This time it was for $1522.12,for the creditor we had already got garnished for. Not understanding whats going on, I got on the phone to try to get some answers.

According to the very rude man I spoke with at Como Law Firm, we did not sign a release of funds so they could get the money that was garnished. I asked him how we were supposed to sign something we didn't have. He started yelling at me and said that he sent us the release. I tried to explain to him that if we would have gotten the release we deffinetely would have signed it, and sent it back.

I finally got the money that was garnished released to Como Law Firm. It took alot of phone calls and alot of time, but I did it. The problem is, now, several months later they want to garnish my husbunds paycheck again for the same thing. I called Como Law Firm and spoke with the very rude Eric Berg once again and told him we will pay the balance. All we want is to get this taken care of and put it behind us.

Unless my math skills and my calculator are wrong, if you take $1522.12 and subtract $1097.86, the balance is $424.26. He said I'd have to get a certified check for $626.26. When I asked why it was all of a sudden $202.00 more, he flew off the handle and started yelling at me again, and then hung up. I tried calling back, but he won't take my calls.

Karen
foley, Minnesota
U.S.A.