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I live in Tennessee. My condo association has a judgment for past association dues. The judgment is being paid according to a slow pay order and the payments are current. Also, my current fees are paid timely. My association refuses to give me access to the amenities claiming that my account will not be current until the judgment is paid in full. Doesn't the slow pay order stop the association from taking this action? Isn't my account considered to be current as long as the payments are made timely according to the order?
Robert:
My inclination is yes. In other words, I think you're correct. Since you're in Tennessee, we may be able to assist you with this issue if your interested. Please feel free to contact us at Barnette Law Offices.
Jason Wade Barnette, Esq.
Barnette Law Offices, LLC
1800 Hayes Street; Suite 122
Nashville, TN 37203
615-585-2245
http://www.barnettelawoffices.com
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Barnette Law Offices, LLC can answer questions relating to credit reporting inaccuracies, debt collection abuse, and bankruptcy issues. No portion of any of our communications shall be construed to form an attorney-client relationship. We only represent residents of Tennessee.
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Jason Barnette is a licensed attorney in the state of Tennessee admitted before the Tennessee Supreme Court. He is the founder of Barnette Law Offices, LLC in Nashville, Tennessee. Barnette Law Offices, LLC is one a the very few Tennessee law firms which handles cases arising under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act.
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National Association of Consumer Attorney's (pending)
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Appalachian School of Law - Juris Doctor
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J.P. Morgan Chase, Countrywide
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