Steve
Bradenton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, November 28, 2006
Charlotte, Unfortunately, you will need a lawyer for most of this, but you can get that judgement/garnishment order vacated. What happened here was known as "sewer service" where they send notices to an old address so you don't get it and don't respond. First, go to your bank and get copies of the order that was used to freeze your account. While at your bank file a fraud report on that action and inform them they obtained the order illegally. Get a copy of that report. Second, Go to the clerk of court and get copies of everything filed that led up to the garnishment order. Third, file a BAR ASSOCIATION complaint against the attorney for illegal/unethical activity. They must be able to provide proof of service. The only acceptable service that will hold up in court is by a process server with a summons, or certified mail, return reciept requested. Keep in mind that filing false documents with the court is a FELONY, and you can seek prosecution as well as civil damages. Now get all of this stuff together and go consult attornies that will represent you in getting the judgement vacated. You can get back all monies paid previously under the false order. Good luck.
Toni
Red Bank,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, November 28, 2006
Somehow, your Ripoff Report doesn't surprise me in the least. Lawyers are the lowest form of life on this Earth, and nothing they do is shocking. They will do ANYTHING to defraud their opposition and even their own clients! William Shakespeare had it right when he wrote in Henry VI, "The first thing we do is kill all the lawyers"!!!