Credit Card Delinquency

Just curious if anyone had been served for the crime of credit card and that is exactly what it means to me. Kinda scared and I feel like an idiot for even asking, but I would like to know some details. Thank you.

I did not, but I know people who have.

They are taking you to court and we will try to get a trial.

Once they get, they can garnish your wages, attach bank accounts and file liens on property, you may own like cars, boats, land or houses.

If I were you, I contact them as soon as possible and try to work on a payment plan before going to court. Judgments stay on your credit card for 7-years later, they are reimbursed.

Co No credit card. do not go as far less than its 10K. They just put it on your credit file.

A summons means you're being sued over your debt - If you do not go to court to defend yourself automatially your creditor wins a Judgement against you which means they can begin post Judgement collections cons --- This means you can put them on the property Leins, help themselves to your bank account, renting a Sherrif drag you into court, you stop garnishment of wages .... Someone mentioned above do not go if it under 10k cuz they used to do something ... HELLO! They are already taking you to court and the minutes of the initial combination --- and costs are are the most expensive to take someone to court over a debt ... In addition to the collections% .. But obviously they already decided to pay.

If you want to try to resolve this before your hearing date - contact the lawyer who sent the notice immediately and see if you can work with them before he goes further.

I did not, but my grandmother a. A subpoena is a request for you to appear in court. You will not go to jail, but if you do not have the credit card company get a Default Judgement against you. Introduce yourself, explain your situation and agree a payment arrangement. It is really in your best interest to go.

a "summation" of the crime of credit card? It makes no sense.

As far as I know, there are no more debtors prisons.