Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania
''Writ Of Execution''
Can an account be levyed without prior writen notice? And what is the amount of time and money that can be garnished in the state of PA.? And why does it seem that ''NO-ONE''(lawyer) wants to go up against the state even thoe they(lawyers)have told me that the state does not have a case and have made so-so many mistakes in the process of bringing this ''Writ Of Execution''? Including (In my opinion) ''FORGERY''-''NO DUE PROCESS''& ''Garnishment Of Wages''? I appriciate the free legal advice but this matter is not going to go away just because they say don't worry. I need help and fast!
Thank you.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: ''Writ Of Execution''
You should immediately consult an attorney in your county, to make sure that you do not lose any rights you may have by waiting.
You may call your County Bar Association, which probably has a lawyer referral service. You will want referral to a lawyer with consumer/ creditor rights experience, unless the case involves real estate foreclosure, in which case you should ask for a lawyer with that experience.
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