Have cort judgement for 8000.00 for credit card debt oringal debt is 4000.00 how can they charge me double. The debt goes. Back

You will have interest and fees that continue to raise the amount owed until paid off or otherwise stopped. You should consult with an attorney to determine whether a settlement might be negotiated for a lesser amount. Good luck to you.

You may be able to set aside the judgment but you will have to move very quickly. If you do nothing the judgment will stand! You should speak to a local attorney very soon. If you have other debt issues, the simplest answer may be a bankruptcy.

If you were served with papers properly, under Michigan law, a judgment against you could stand. But if you were not properly served, then a judgment against you could be deemed void. You must be given proper notice of a court date (through a "summons") before a court can take any action against you. Many things that are added on a credit card debt might not (in your case) be properly added. Other charges may be lawful, however. All of this requires you to speak with a Michigan attorney who can best advise you of your rights, and what you have to do (if you can do anything at all). And there is a limited amount of time to attempt to vacate a judgment -- so you need to act immediately.