Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

My ex-roommate owes me almost $6800 and for one year I have been asking her to pay me. She claimed she would NEVER pay me and was going to file BK. When I had her served she told me to NEVER contact her again or she would file a restraining order for harrassment. I won the court case and garnishments will be effective in August. She has been emailing me at work (we work for same company) with unnecessary insults. I have not and will not respond because I do not want to jeopordize pmts. Once all monies are paid (12/2012), what will be the best way for me to finally approach this issue? My goal is not to retaliate but to end this nightmare.


Asked on 7/27/12, 12:15 pm

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

Once you receive all of the money due you through wage and/or bank account levies, you will file with the court a satisfactioin of judgment.

If you feel actual fear because she has threatened you with harm, you can ask the employer to obtain a workplace restraining order, or you can apply for one yourself.

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Answered on 7/27/12, 5:24 pm


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