About Kathleen Eads Expertise Having spent almost a decade with a Commercial Collection agency, Kathleen
can answer questions related to collections~calls, motivating debtors to pay,
skip-tracing. She now works for National Skip Trace Network (NSTN), providing
premier technological Directory Assistance to the collections (www.nstn.net)
industry via the internet.
Experience
Past/Present clients Travelers Insurance, Nationwide Insurance, CNA Insurance, USF & G, Liberty Mutual, ACS, Asst Acceptance, Pinnacle, Penncro, Superior Asset Mgmt, PRM, Collins Financial, CBE Group
I was a co defendant in a suit...the defendant was not present at the trial due to imprisonment so I was talked into accepting a judgement against me. My attorney is no longer practicing so how can I get information about my judgement? I have no intention on paying it and the plantiff knows that. I understand that the defendant must pay restitution for other federal charges which include this plantif, how do I find out about that? My attorney told me as she paid it would be credit for me. Is that correct? Her federal charges were for credit card fraud. In my case she purchased airline tickets from me (travel agent) her check was bad so I cancelled the reservations and the travelers sued her and me. I still think I was wrongfully sued. Can I reverse the judgement?
Thanks, LIsa.
Answer I am extremely confused. The defendant is in prison on fraud charges, wrote you a bad check, and must pay resitution....how on earth did that result in a judgment against you?
I would contact the courts for answers to your question, as they are more legal in subject versus credit/collection questions. You may even want to consider consulting & hiring an attorney to get this fixed, if you feel you were wrongfully sued.
