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Collection on repo'd car with a bankcruptcy dismissalWhat is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Virginia I am getting calls regarding an old car loan (3 years old) which was part of my bankruptcy which I voluntarily had dimissed. It was a chapter 13. The collection agency is threatening to garnish my wages and have told me that I must furnish them with my bank account information by Monday in order to stop them from going to my employer to garnish my wages. I realize that they need a judgement against me first before they can garnish my wages. The collection agency also demanded that I pay 843 dollars by the end of the month in order to start a payment plan. What is my best course of action? Do I need to give them my bank account information? Should I wait for them to sue me? Thank you for all your help. |
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| Just to be clear: You did not complete the bankruptcy? DC
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| Don't voluntarily give a collection agency any information unless direct by a court.
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