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Can an internet bank account shield one’s account from being seized by a judgment creditor?
Question : Can an internet bank account shield one’s account from being seized by a judgment creditor?
A creditor has gotten a judgment against me and as a result, I ‘ve already had one bank account frozen by a creditor. I read somewhere that having an internet based account makes it more difficult for a creditor to seize it. If this is not true, can anyone suggest other ideas about avoiding judgment creditors?
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Best answer:
Answer by hotblondbabe420
I would withdraw every thing from all accounts. FUCK creditors….I have a credit card company absolutely slaying my credit because of a stolen credit card from back in May. That’s the best way to avoid anything. If they can’t track it and don’t know you have it, then they can’t do anything!
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#2 written by PaxMaker 1 year ago
They will search for your accounts including Internet banks. You need to work something out with the creditor if possible to avoid this.
If they have a judgment against you and they can’t get the money from a liquid account, they will garnish your wages. Your employer will have to deduct a certain amount from each pay check and send it in. No use getting mad at the Payroll dept. They don’t have a choice.
The best defense is to pay your bills on time. Your credit score is one of your best assets. Take steps to improve your credit.
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y9ou internet accounts are not safe from judgment!!! take the money out and pay you bills!!!!