My question involves business law in the state of: Massachusetts
I had a default civil business judgement issued against me personally in 2006 to "corporation A" ( named as Judgement Creditor ) in district court for $11K , before the actual judgement issued " corporation A " filed a name change ( two months before judgement was issued to "corporation A " while case was pending ) and new articles of incorporation without assigning any assets to the new officers or new named "corporation B " .
The judgment issued to "corporation A" in 2006 . In 2012 "corporation B" was involuntarily dissolved by the Massachusetts Secretary of State for none filing and payment of annual fees.
in 2016 the former President of "corporation A " ( now I assume dissolved under the new "corporation B's " involuntary dissolution ) signed/executed an assignment of the debt to a third party collection firm as President of the former " corporation A " now dissolved under "Corporation B's " . The third party collection firm is now in 2017 suing me for $25K to collect the judgement plus interest and fees.
Bottom line is can a Dissolved Massachusetts corporation collect a default judgement from me , especially considering the fraudulent assignment and change of name and corporate officers before "corporation " judgement was issued ?? Please help
I had a default civil business judgement issued against me personally in 2006 to "corporation A" ( named as Judgement Creditor ) in district court for $11K , before the actual judgement issued " corporation A " filed a name change ( two months before judgement was issued to "corporation A " while case was pending ) and new articles of incorporation without assigning any assets to the new officers or new named "corporation B " .
The judgment issued to "corporation A" in 2006 . In 2012 "corporation B" was involuntarily dissolved by the Massachusetts Secretary of State for none filing and payment of annual fees.
in 2016 the former President of "corporation A " ( now I assume dissolved under the new "corporation B's " involuntary dissolution ) signed/executed an assignment of the debt to a third party collection firm as President of the former " corporation A " now dissolved under "Corporation B's " . The third party collection firm is now in 2017 suing me for $25K to collect the judgement plus interest and fees.
Bottom line is can a Dissolved Massachusetts corporation collect a default judgement from me , especially considering the fraudulent assignment and change of name and corporate officers before "corporation " judgement was issued ?? Please help
Business Issues: Can a Dissolved Massachusetts Corporation Collect a Default Judgement from Me
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