Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New Jersey

Re: Superior Court Levy/Execution

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Re: Superior Court Levy/Execution

The real question is whether the levy is against your assets. What do you hear from the bank? Court papers rarely come out of the blue. This could be an error. It could be identity theft. At this point, it is difficult to tell. There is one thing for sure: Unless you oppose a turnover of the funds in court, any money that is attached will be turned over to the creditor. So, you must act with reasonable promptness.

Since you are not familiar with SCP procedure, it would probably be best to get the assistance of a lawyer near you to help.

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