Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Missouri
supplying information on debt
I am facing court action over a credit card debt. If I go before a judge, will the attorneys for the credit card company ask for information as to where I have bank accounts or the name of my employer. So far the credit card company doesn't know where I bank or the name of my employer
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: supplying information on debt
Until there is a judgment against you, you will not be compelled to divulge your financial information. After there is a judgment, the Creditor's attorney may set up a Hearing in Aid of Execution, commonly called a "debtor's exam". Unless you can assert some priviledge or other basis for not divulging such information, youmay be compelled to tell where you bank, where you work and what property you own.
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