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Writ of Garnishment process is Oregon

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mission123

Junior Member
In Oregon, what is the time period after a Judgment was issued to when a Writ of Garnishment can be ordered? Is there a 30 day period?

I was issued a judgment from a creditor. I have been in contact with their attorney over the past two months regarding the judgment attempting to make payment arrangements. The attorney stated that I could not make payment arrangements until the judgment was issued. I was served, the judgment was issued, and now a Writ of Garnishment is being issued. (My employer has not been served with the Writ of Garnishment.)

According to the attorney, the judgment was issued 10/01/08, and a Writ of Garnishment was requested on 10/16/08. They didn't allow me to make payment arrangements with them - apparently, only serve the garnishment.

What can I do now? Can I fight the garnishment?
 


seniorjudge

Senior Member
In Oregon, what is the time period after a Judgment was issued to when a Writ of Garnishment can be ordered? Is there a 30 day period?

I was issued a judgment from a creditor. I have been in contact with their attorney over the past two months regarding the judgment attempting to make payment arrangements. The attorney stated that I could not make payment arrangements until the judgment was issued. I was served, the judgment was issued, and now a Writ of Garnishment is being issued. (My employer has not been served with the Writ of Garnishment.)

According to the attorney, the judgment was issued 10/01/08, and a Writ of Garnishment was requested on 10/16/08. They didn't allow me to make payment arrangements with them - apparently, only serve the garnishment.

What can I do now? Can I fight the garnishment?
Collection of Judgements

That's info on garnishments. The creditor doesn't have to wait any longer on you.

Their reasoning: You already had a payment arrangement and did not fulfill that one; so why do another?
 

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