I had an unsecured credit card for over 7 years; however, after we moved, I've been unable to pay anything on this account since 2003.
Out of the blue I received a summons to appear in court from a collection attorney who claims I owe a whole different co. than the original one. I could not afford an attorney of my own, & from what I understand, an unsecured credit card in Tx. statute of limitations is 3 yrs.
I filed a written answer to the court. Since that time, the collection attorney has requested a continuance 3 times, in order to come up with significant documentation that I owe this amount. I have a signed paper from the judge that the case was continued; However, I received a letter from the collection attorney yesterday claiming the court convened & judgement was ruled against me. Also that I have non exempt property they are going to seize, & that I have to respond in 10 days to work out a payment arrangement.
Should I answer them, or go to the real court date?
2007-08-21
02:22:29
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yellowrose
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