Complaint Review: Litlow Law Office - Cedar Rapids Iowa
- Litlow Law Office PO BOx 2165 Cedar Rapids, Iowa U.S.A.
- Phone: 319-362-3000
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- Category: Auto Dealers
Litlow Law Office . Garnishment Cedar Rapids Iowa
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*Consumer Comment: Your lawyer is right.
*Consumer Comment: Your lawyer is right.
*Consumer Suggestion: Lesson to be learned:
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In 1998 we had a car sent back to the dealer and we owed under 10.000 and the car dealer is not going after us its litlow . and the bill when they contacted us last year it was 26.000 and we had not heard from them since last year . they took us to court but we didnt no what to do so we didnt go to court . so they got a garnishment on us . they are taking 2000 a year out . their charging 330.00 a month interest. for the rest of my husbands working life. they will garnish his check for the rest of his life . we saw a lawyer and he said their was not much we could do but to file for bankruptcy . but we dont qualify for a chapter 7. what can we do .the judgement Creditor is INFINITY ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC
John
Madrid, Iowa
U.S.A.
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#5 Consumer Comment
Your lawyer is right.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Nothing good happens when you ignore a summons and skip the court date. Had you engaged a lawyer and challenged the debt in court, you might have been able to make this go away (11 yr. old debts are hard to prove valid). As it stands, your no-show caused the judge to enter a default judgement in favor of the collector. Now you're stuck with it. About the only legal way to make it go away is bankruptcy.

#4 Consumer Comment
Your lawyer is right.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Nothing good happens when you ignore a summons and skip the court date. Had you engaged a lawyer and challenged the debt in court, you might have been able to make this go away (11 yr. old debts are hard to prove valid). As it stands, your no-show caused the judge to enter a default judgement in favor of the collector. Now you're stuck with it. About the only legal way to make it go away is bankruptcy.

#3 Consumer Comment
Your lawyer is right.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Nothing good happens when you ignore a summons and skip the court date. Had you engaged a lawyer and challenged the debt in court, you might have been able to make this go away (11 yr. old debts are hard to prove valid). As it stands, your no-show caused the judge to enter a default judgement in favor of the collector. Now you're stuck with it. About the only legal way to make it go away is bankruptcy.

#2 Consumer Comment
Your lawyer is right.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Nothing good happens when you ignore a summons and skip the court date. Had you engaged a lawyer and challenged the debt in court, you might have been able to make this go away (11 yr. old debts are hard to prove valid). As it stands, your no-show caused the judge to enter a default judgement in favor of the collector. Now you're stuck with it. About the only legal way to make it go away is bankruptcy.

#1 Consumer Suggestion
Lesson to be learned:
AUTHOR: Ashley - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 19, 2009
When you get a summons to go to court then you should GO TO COURT.
You might have been able to work something out. Since you did not go to court its done. You have a judgment on you and the judge found the debit valid. At this point your only options are to pay it, or go chapter 13.
If you had paid this bill back in 1998 it wouldn't be 26,000$ now.


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