Garnishment entered against debtor
Judgment was entered against a debtor in the county court and garnishment as well. In the column line after the garnishment is written (release/revoke satisfied or terminated). What does this mean.
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It appears that, while the creditor attempted to file a garnishment, it was terminated in some manner, such as the creditor may have revoked the attempt. Regardless of the manner in which it was terminated, the fact remains that there is a possibility of a unpaid judgement that has an aggressive creditor. In order to fully evaluate your case, you should consider consulting an attorney who can review the specifics of your case and develop a proper strategy.
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Jonathan Klurfeld ·
Probably that there was nothing there to get so they cancelled the garnishment. But impossible to know without reviewing the language used.
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