Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Yes, but only after they sue you, obtain a judgment and then a writ of execution.

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They can up to a certain amount, levy your bank account. But they would first have to sue you and receive a judgment against you. If done properly, you should receive notice of the lawsuit first.

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