mercredi 25 mai 2016

Exemptions: 42 U.s.c. Section 47 and Ccp § 704.070 with Ej-160 Claim of Exemption - California

My question involves court procedures for the state of: California

So looks like the guy Franklin J. Love who bought up shady debt from a 2000-2001 DSL contract for AT&T found me. AT&T who lost my order, it was the first rushed week of move in for our off campus apartment and when I called AT&T they didn't have my order, we put in a 2nd order and thought all was good. But then they found the original order and made us pay for both, I refused to pay on ethics alone and I was willing to deal with the damages to my credit and able to block the harassing calls for the last 15 years, until the other day, when I just realized that my back accounts were all frozen. That original unpaid year long DSL contract worth a $500-600 just got levied against me for $3808 and 4 of my back accounts frozen. I never even received the service back in the day, but either way I was too young and consumed with other things and neglected to fight it the right way, and thus a default judgment was entered before I even knew what that meant, and then just now renewed in Dec 2015 apparently. Now, as of a few days ago, my bank accounts are frozen and they've taken over 75% of my wages in the last 30 days. I have done much research and I've found that I can try using "42 U.S.C. Section 47 and CCP § 704.070 with form EJ-160", and maybe a few other forms along with it to try to get an exemption, and then after that I have more time to think about things...

My question is. The case# is for countyA, but the write was executed against the bank was submitted to countyB, and executed by an officer of the court in countyB. To whom should I submit for EJ-160 to?


Exemptions: 42 U.s.c. Section 47 and Ccp § 704.070 with Ej-160 Claim of Exemption - California

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