I was sued by my credit card company because I couldn't afford to make payments, got a judgement to pay a certain amount

If a creditor has a judgment against you, then the creditor can seek enforcement of the judgment. If you are having problems meeting your obligations, it may be in your best interest to seek a consultation with an attorney that specializes in bankruptcy, It may be possible for you to re-organize you debt in such a way that you avoid problems with creditors such as income executions and other possible collection actions. As a debtor, you would get a handle on what your legal rights are against various creditors and what is necessary to protect yourself against adverse creditor actions. If things get too difficult, people file bankruptcy all the time...it is considered a way to get a fresh start...after talking to a bankruptcy attorney, you should have a better idea on how to proceed. Best of Luck! William J. Lasko, Attorney at Law, Tel.# 203 329-6602 or www.laskolaw.net

Fighting a judgment is a very time-sensitive matter. I recommend pulling the Proof of Service for the Complaint to see what they are alleging. For example, if they claim to have served you personally when this did not occur, then you may be able to get this default set aside and sue them in return