Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Massachusetts

Yes, but only under very specific circumstances.

First, you have to breach your contract or promise to repay a debt.

Second, the creditor must file suit against you to establish your breach in a court of law.

Third, the creditor must successfully establish your breach and be awarded damages by way of a judgment.

Next, you must fail to pay your judgment, and fail to appear at court hearings held for the purpose of determining your ability to pay.

Lastly, a civil arrest warrant can issue.

If you have completed those steps, then the answer is yes.