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What is the name of your state? OHIO
After being involved in an auto accident in '99 in her uncle's car, my daughter found that neither her insurance or her uncle's would cover the cost of the damage to the other vehicle. She didn't lose her license but a court case was filed to recover the expense of the other driver's damages. She signed an agreement to pay the expenses and did so for two years. Due to having to move, she missed two months payments and the law firm who is collecting is threatening her license to be revoked and to garnish her wages. In fact, her employer was called today. She has the ability to bring the account current, but they only will accept the balance in full now. Any advice? What can she do to keep from losing her license? A personal loan? Bankruptcy? She isn't clear of what her options are at this point. Also, neither of us were aware that just because she accepted responsiblity for paying the damage, that they could just automatically garnish her wages while on a payment plan. This is just plain wrong. Any advice would be appreciated if you've been through this. Thanks in advance.
After being involved in an auto accident in '99 in her uncle's car, my daughter found that neither her insurance or her uncle's would cover the cost of the damage to the other vehicle. She didn't lose her license but a court case was filed to recover the expense of the other driver's damages. She signed an agreement to pay the expenses and did so for two years. Due to having to move, she missed two months payments and the law firm who is collecting is threatening her license to be revoked and to garnish her wages. In fact, her employer was called today. She has the ability to bring the account current, but they only will accept the balance in full now. Any advice? What can she do to keep from losing her license? A personal loan? Bankruptcy? She isn't clear of what her options are at this point. Also, neither of us were aware that just because she accepted responsiblity for paying the damage, that they could just automatically garnish her wages while on a payment plan. This is just plain wrong. Any advice would be appreciated if you've been through this. Thanks in advance.