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HISGIRLONLY
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Georgia
i filed for a continuing garnishment order to collect on a judgement in small claims court, and received notice of a hearing in which the defendant answered to the garnishment stating she"never received a copy of the hearing date in the mail from the courthouse" (she did not show up for the trial...the judge heard and reviewed my evidence, and granted a default judgement.
she has not asked for an appeal of the case, just to stop the garnishment. would a judge accept her excuse and stop the garnishment? what can i use as a defense? any comments would be appreciated!
i filed for a continuing garnishment order to collect on a judgement in small claims court, and received notice of a hearing in which the defendant answered to the garnishment stating she"never received a copy of the hearing date in the mail from the courthouse" (she did not show up for the trial...the judge heard and reviewed my evidence, and granted a default judgement.
she has not asked for an appeal of the case, just to stop the garnishment. would a judge accept her excuse and stop the garnishment? what can i use as a defense? any comments would be appreciated!