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05-22-2007, 02:16 PM
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What is the name of your state? MO
an ex friend filed a judgement against me 2 years ago. I did owe her the money but we had a verbal agreement to pay when I could, but she got mad about something else and sent me to court in retaliation. whatever. I didn't care. I told the judge that I owed her money. I could've lied, especially since my mother was at court, it would've been 2 against 1. but i was honest.
so anyway, she collected a portion of it by garnishing my wages. then she lost interest in her beef with me and let it go. I've also somewhat mended fences, and have been a customer at her bar for over a year, and have spent almost $1500. I only owe her $555.
Can i file a release of that judgement, and consider her profits from me as satisfying the debt? |
05-22-2007, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by nikkilt28  What is the name of your state? MO
an ex friend filed a judgement against me 2 years ago. I did owe her the money but we had a verbal agreement to pay when I could, but she got mad about something else and sent me to court in retaliation. whatever. I didn't care. I told the judge that I owed her money. I could've lied, especially since my mother was at court, it would've been 2 against 1. but i was honest.
so anyway, she collected a portion of it by garnishing my wages. then she lost interest in her beef with me and let it go. I've also somewhat mended fences, and have been a customer at her bar for over a year, and have spent almost $1500. I only owe her $555.
Can i file a release of that judgement, and consider her profits from me as satisfying the debt? | Nope, not at all. Silly question. Spending money at her bar has nothing to do with owing a debt. You could have spend money at another bar.
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05-22-2007, 02:25 PM
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i knew it was a longshot, but it was worth a try.
What would I need to present to the court when I am ready to file a release of judgement? |
05-22-2007, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by nikkilt28 i knew it was a longshot, but it was worth a try.
What would I need to present to the court when I am ready to file a release of judgement? | YOU don't file a release of judgment. The creditor files it when the judgment has been satisfied.
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