confused!!!

[cosine]

Originally Posted by cocoflores

it says answer to garnishee earnings-continuing lien
then they have my sons name on it as husband and wife??
it also has a paper request for hearing

Does it identify a court jurisdiction? Does it identify a case number? Is there a reference to a court order? It sounds bogus to me. Demand that your employer verify it properly.

[cocoflores]

Originally Posted by Country Living

I took the bolded statement to mean she already had a judgment. It was good of you to specifically ask her the question. Now we wait for the answer.

Ok this is what my paper says:Answer to garnishee (earnings-continue lien)

1. i am the abouve named garnishee authorized by garnishee to make this affidavit on its behalf regarding the writ of garnishee on the dtae the writ was served; 6/10/09

2. was judgement debtor employed by garnishee on the date the writ was served? yes

so on and so forth...but it does not have a judges signature or a stamp from the courts. it only has a notary public stamp. mind you this is from another county and stamped by a different county. On this paper it states that they will be garnishing $50 a paycheck. But today I recieved my paycheck garnished for $241. Im not quit sure as to what I can do...I don't have enough $$ to pay my rent this month.

[cocoflores]

Originally Posted by cosine

Does it identify a court jurisdiction? Does it identify a case number? Is there a reference to a court order? It sounds bogus to me. Demand that your employer verify it properly.

on it it has in the superior court of the state
in and for the county of

then it has the No. CV and some numbers

then what I wrote in the bottom. But it has no judges signature just a notary stamp??? Is that legal doesn't it have to be signed by a judge?Is there any one that I can talk to?

[Indiana Filer]

Originally Posted by cocoflores

on it it has in the superior court of the state
in and for the county of

then it has the No. CV and some numbers

then what I wrote in the bottom. But it has no judges signature just a notary stamp??? Is that legal doesn't it have to be signed by a judge?Is there any one that I can talk to?

You need to go to the Superior Court of that county, give them the case number (No. CV and some numbers=Case number), and pay for copies of the file. It sounds like you were sued, and there might be a judgment against you. Did you live in that county? Were you ever served notice that a case was filed against you?