Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Default Judgements

I defaulted on a diner's club account in 2000. Since the company put in for a dafault by judgement in 2005, I have not been contacted. There appears to be falsified information on their part (they said they served me a summons and I never received it, they claimed I could not file my orginal receipts when I was never asked to provide such evidence, they operated outside the statute of limitations, etc.). The only real issue is my credit. This judgement ruined my credit and I am looking for advice on how to fix my credit. And possibly how to correct their legal mistakes in my default judgement. Is this worth persuing?


Asked on 1/28/08, 1:13 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert F. Cohen Law Office of Robert F. Cohen

Re: Default Judgements

It's probably much too late to go to court to try to set aside the judgment. You can dispute the listing in writing with the credit reporting agencies.

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Answered on 1/28/08, 1:24 pm


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