Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Re: default judgment I can't pay

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Probably the creditor can get nothing from you based on the information provided. Social security income is protected under both Federal and Florida law. It cannot be garnished. If the loan amount exceeds the equity in the car, then there is no value there either.

You have an obligation to respond to the information sheet and provide the necessary information. Complete it and file it back with the court. If you don't, you can be held in contempt.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.