If a judgement is sent to you for a credit collection, the person served is not working, no assets, what hap

Answer 1

It depends on several factors.

If they have your social security number they will probably screw up your credit.

It depends on how much the judgement is for - if it's for a small amount of money (<$1,000) probably nothing will happen (other than screwing up your credit). If it is for a significant amount of money they can seek enforcement through the courts, if you really have no assets they courts won't be able to enforce the judgement but they may be able to get it enforced at some point in the future when you do have assets.

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Answer 4

Your best bet is to find a way to pay,because in the end you will pay ,what i mean by that is higher interest on everything you buy ,with credit,such as a house ,car,etc. When you start working they can try and garnish your wages also.

Answer 5

ya they may screw up ur crdt by social security

Answer 6

They just say, "Oh. It's OK, we don't need the money. It's cool."