No, if he does sue you then just ask for proof that he owns the debt. But he may have purchased the debt and not realized their was a judgemnt already obtained and therefore if he does own the debt he may be able to act on the judgment and try and garnish wages or bank accounts.
http://www.keithdcollier.com/wage-garnishment.php
If you are head oh household or file for bankruptcy protection you may be protected from garnishment.
http://www.keithdcollier.com/blog/?s=head+of+household
Lewis Matthew RobertsBankruptcy AttorneyAltamonte Springs, FL ·
You may have an FDCPA claim against the second attorney.
He is a debt collector, and he is threatening a course of action that he cannot take - a second lawsuit.