Archive for the ‘Law & Ethics’ Category
jenny asked:
At what point does the statute of limitations wear out in the state of TN when trying to collect a debt. I ran up credit cards in desperation during a divorce and haven’t been able to afford to pay them back. Now I’m being sued to pay the money owed….I make $10.00 an hour and have 1 child still at home. Also, could they garnish my wages making this little amount of money?
Toni Jenkins
At what point does the statute of limitations wear out in the state of TN when trying to collect a debt. I ran up credit cards in desperation during a divorce and haven’t been able to afford to pay them back. Now I’m being sued to pay the money owed….I make $10.00 an hour and have 1 child still at home. Also, could they garnish my wages making this little amount of money?
Toni Jenkins
Mongosdad asked:
A process server came to my door last year with papers to appear in court for a debt collection. I attended that one and making monthly payments. She advised under her breath to tell the court that have “psychiatric problems and do not remember any charges made”, etc. She said to tell them I was seeing a psychiatrist and cannot remember using the card.
Is this true? This was a process server!
Phyliss Cratch
A process server came to my door last year with papers to appear in court for a debt collection. I attended that one and making monthly payments. She advised under her breath to tell the court that have “psychiatric problems and do not remember any charges made”, etc. She said to tell them I was seeing a psychiatrist and cannot remember using the card.
Is this true? This was a process server!
Phyliss Cratch
Brian B asked:
People who can’t pay a debt are sent a supoena to appear in court for what is called an aid and execution hearing. If they fail to appear, they are sent another supoena for contempt of court. If they fail to appear a warrant for there arrest is issued. I would like to find out how many people are arrested for this, and I would also like to know how many of those are on disability or welfare.
Leah
People who can’t pay a debt are sent a supoena to appear in court for what is called an aid and execution hearing. If they fail to appear, they are sent another supoena for contempt of court. If they fail to appear a warrant for there arrest is issued. I would like to find out how many people are arrested for this, and I would also like to know how many of those are on disability or welfare.
Leah





