Re: 10 year old Judgement

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I would never tell you to break the law. But
if you were not aware of a non suficiant funds
check, i'm wonderin how you missed that one my
self. I would move my money else where ASAp.
Before the bank freezes any of your accounts.
Since your money is already in their hands.
All they have to do is get a court order to
freeze what you owe them. If they have proof.
You'll lose that money before you have a
chance to get it straight with them. Then you
can kiss it good bye. Just my opinion!

On 8/17/06, Monica wrote:
> The Bank called me today advising I had a
Judgement from
> them in 1996 regarding an NSF check. I moved
away to
> college in 96' and told them I didn't
receive a Judgement.
> They faxed a copy of the Judgement to me
today. They
> informed me that it is time to collect on
the debt (which
> they have doubled the amount) I started
banking with them
> again in 2003 and have never been advised of
any
> judgement. Is there a statue of limitation
law in
> Louisiana. They said they would accept pymt
arrangements if
> I wanted to clear it up or if not, I can no
longer bank
> with them. I have several CD's currently
with them, and
> I'm very upset that I have not been advised
of this sooner.
> What can I do?