Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

creditor rights concerning collection of a debt.

My wife is accused of having an unpaid credit card obtain in 2002. It went into collections and was sold three times to collection agencies. Our attorney sent letters to each saying there attempts to collect were part of our bankruptcy filed in 2001. None of these debt collectors could show us the signature on the application of the charges on said credit card. The case is now in the hands of an attorney who, by deceitful practices, was able to get a default judgment against my wife. Still, this attorney is not able to produce the signature and charges the creditor. Both our bankruptcy attorney come get the requested information from them. Our attorney could not find the charges on bankruptcy filling and has bowed out of case.

Do I have grounds to have the judgment set aside?What should I do to get the judgment set aside and the case taken off my wifes credit report?

Thanks for your time,


Asked on 7/12/09, 3:10 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Angelo Marino Angelo Marino Jr. PA

Re: creditor rights concerning collection of a debt.

Too bad you did not come to me right away on this. I could have beaten them for you. Anyway, your wife is in a bad situation now. It is difficult to set aside a judgement, depending on the circumstances.

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Answered on 7/13/09, 4:38 pm


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