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Old 07-21-2002, 12:20 PM
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default on a settlement, garnishment


What is the name of your state? From New York.

I settled a law suit and did so foolishly.

I did so to have peace at my job.

The person that went after me was a coworker. In any event we settled in court and I settled for $4,000.00

in payments of 100 a month.

The original amount the plaintiff went after was $8,000.00

Does a defualt if I no longer can pay mean I'm liable for the settlement amount?
Or the original claim of $8,000.00.

I'm unemployed now collecting unemployment.

Can severance pay be garnished,
if a judgement is placed aganist me?

What is exempt in new york state.

Can my car which is of little value and I have a bank loan on it, can an attchment be placed on my car.

I need it to get work and work.

Can't I tell the court that I will resume payments when I get a job again.

Will I have to pay interest on what may be considered what I still owe.

Lastly if in the future my new job has a garnishment on it, can't I get a installment judgement.

Make arrangments for paying it out all over agin, thus avoiding a full judgement on my record.

Thanks.
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Old 07-24-2002, 01:21 PM
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No one is going to help you since you abused this website before.
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Old 07-24-2002, 01:27 PM
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I didn't, someone had my permission to


use my computer and I didn't pay attention to what they were up to.

Sorry if that person wasn't working with your site in a professional manner.

What am I to do?
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Old 07-24-2002, 01:36 PM
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Re: I didn't, someone had my permission to


Quote:
Originally posted by rentsup
use my computer and I didn't pay attention to what they were up to.

Sorry if that person wasn't working with your site in a professional manner.

What am I to do?
**A: oh yeah, right. And this someone somehow out of millions of user names and passwords magically discovered yours.

Q: what am I to do.
A: find another website.

You were acting hot before when you stated in your December 2000 post, "I am a working female Jewish business professional"
You see what happens when you do not treat everyone in a nice manner. Now it's coming back to haunt you.
What goes around comes around. Good day.
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Old 07-24-2002, 01:45 PM
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I never said someone discovered


my user name and password.

I said I simply allowed someone to use my computer since they didn't own one.
They needed advice from your website
and I do recall they were some what dissapointed.

I have a record of all screen names and passwords in a software program that allows for record keeping.

When I decided to use this site for my self, I was notified I was all ready registered.


So I looked up this in my files.

As I said that person may have done something you didn't like.

So what am I to do.
That person is no longer a friend of mine.




*A: oh yeah, right. And this someone somehow out of millions of user names and passwords magically discovered yours.
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Old 07-24-2002, 03:11 PM
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Then your only option would be to file an appeal to the Freeadvice Forum Board of Appeals.
You can do this via email. Address your email request to:

Board of Appeals
Appellate Judge ******
using email address [email]mary@adviceco.com[/email]

If your appeal is granted, you may be assigned another user name or whatever is adjudicated by the Appellate Judge due to your indivdual circumstances.

Good luck.
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