Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Re: Payment on Judgement

Yes, however send it to them anyway. They may accept it.

Re: Payment on Judgement

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Of course they may refuse. With a judgment in hand, they are in the driver's seat - not you. If you are not happy with the response from the person you spoke with, ask for a supervisor or manager in the collection department and explain your finances to them. They may be more amenable to accepting a payment plan that you feel you can afford.

Scott R. Jay, Esq., 305-249-8000

Re: Payment on Judgement

They can refuse,but probably will accept payment. Be careful to use a source of non -traceable funds..like a money order..else you account may be garnished.