Fighting a judgement

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by here again, Aug 13, 2004.

  1. here again

    here again Active Member

    Stupid me, did not respond to the 28 day notice. So I wrote letter to court to grant me 60 days to validate and research in my defense.

    I noted that plaintiff's attorney asked for 21% per annum. In Oh it is only 10% for credit cards.

    Attorney asked that judgement go back to 4/2001. I noted my Equifax reported 5/2001 last day of activity with a payment being made 8/2002.

    Attorney only filed what seems is his record of collection efforts and dates. I noted this did not validate nor verify a debt was owed.

    Anyone think I stand a chance?
     
  2. soup

    soup Well-Known Member

    If the judgement has been entered by default, then you have to do something to try and vacate the judgement....go to the courthouse, they'll give you a copy of the judgement, then go from there........
     
  3. here again

    here again Active Member

    Sorry, I should have been clearer. Judgement has not been entered yet.
     
  4. Why Chat

    Why Chat Well-Known Member

    You can go to the "How To Answer A Lawsuit" link on my website.

    If the DOLA is actually the chargeoff date, your first delinquency would be about 6 Months before that, you MAY be able to claim SOL. (4 years in Ohio for cc debt)
     

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